FULL OVERVIEW
Large amounts of capital are being allocated to sustainable and impact investing as institutional investors and financial advisors increasingly recognize the benefits of these strategies for risk management. Impact investing is becoming even more prominent given the devastating health- and race-related events of 2020. Businesses across the globe are seizing the opportunity to restructure their business models to become more sustainable, more resilient to future global shocks, and more responsive to the demands of global investors. Additionally, the results of the US election will have a significant impact on the political dimension of impact investing. The election results could produce huge potential shifts in terms of regulatory change that would benefit investors and asset managers immensely.
Has 2020 truly been a game changer for impact investing, and how have the priorities of European and US investors changed? Is the rise of ESG investing the silver lining to the Covid-19 cloud? How will the US election results benefit the impact investing, and consequently help close the US infrastructure gap? What are the implications of the CPD temperature rating system?
This timely webinar will discuss and answer all these questions and discuss the opportunity for impact investment in 2020 and beyond.
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