Interest in sustainable investing continues to grow, and the pressure is on from end-clients and regulators for investment organizations to move toward a sustainable investing model.

Welcome to a webinar with Georg Kell who will talk on the future of sustainable investing in the context of decarbonization, digitalization and a changing geopolitical environment. He will share his thinking on the next stage of development, as well as on innovation in investment thinking and practice.

Erik Ljungberg, Head of Group Brand, Communication and Sustainability, Swedbank and Gustav Martinsson, Associate Professor in Financial Economics, KTH will also participate in the webinar.

Georg Kell is the founding director of the UN Global Compact and served as its director from 2000 to 2015. He oversaw the launch and buildup of a number of global initiatives, including the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) and the Principles on Responsible Management Education (PRME). Today, Georg Kell is the chair of the board of Arabesque, a tech company that uses AI and big data to assess sustainability performance for investment analysis and decision making. He is also the co-chair of the DWS ESG Advisory Board and spokesperson of the VW Sustainability Council.

The webinar will be led by Mia Horn af Rantzien, CEO at SNS.

These are the latest moves of 5 super investors. Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Michael Burry, Cathie Wood and Ray Dalio. 2023 is turning in to a year of mass un-certainty. People seem divided about which direction the stock market is headed.

Some believe the fed has inflation under control and the next bull market has already begun. Others believe because of the new high interest rate environment and quantitive tightening from the fed markets will likely be taking another leg lower. I always think in times of uncertainty its always a good to take a look at what the smart-money is doing.

In this video we will be looking at:
0:00 – Intro
1:06 – Warren Buffett
2:22 – Bill Gates
4:00 – Michael Burry
5:37 – Cathie Wood
7:00 – Ray Dalio

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William Armitage, Head of Business Development at Route2, sat down with Richard Peers to discuss Route2’s role advising both corporates and investors. If Sustainable Investing is about understanding the data that informs the value of the underlying asset, then Route2’s ‘Total Capital Accounting’ approach for evaluating and understanding societal impact and its connection to value creation and value erosion, has to be an approach worth greater consideration. Will talks through one of Route2’s corporate case studies The Crown Estate, and offers fascinating insight into how the many sources of data they consume are advancing their Investor Analytics solution.

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With larger discussions going on about important ethical issues, I thought it would be helpful to discuss ESG investing, and approach that looks to balance social values with profits.

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