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A Turning Point For US Energy Policy?
It looks likely that a Biden Presidency will embark on an aggressive push towards decarbonisation, which marks a turning point in US energy policy.
Advocating for the SDGs
The SDGs have a bold ambition to “transform our world” while “leaving no one behind”. Hear from some of the United Nations SDG ambassadors on why they are a universal action plan to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030
FIS Stanford Photo Gallery
View photos from the 2018 Fiduciary Investors Symposium, held at Stanford University, United States.
Changing geopolitical risks are getting harder to manage – but here’s how
The changing nature of geopolitical risks has made them harder to manage, even though the adversaries to an American-led world order have remained nearly the same over the decades. The Fiduciary Investors Symposium heard a key difference is that everything that happens everywhere is now interconnected.
Pandemic I: The first modern pandemic
In this memo Bill Gates shares his views of how to accelerate global innovation, which is the key to limiting the damage to society and the economy. This includes innovations in testing, treatments, vaccines, and policies to limit the spread while minimizing the damage to economies and well-being.
CalPERS ties pay to collaboration, total fund results under TPA
The $556 billion CalPERS is considering a more complete integration of “collaboration” and total fund results as performance metrics for its executives and investment team as it makes headway in its shift to the total portfolio approach.
Policy framework, private capital key to financing energy transition
Public authorities need to develop regulatory frameworks that create incentives and provide policy support in order to attract long-term private capital for infrastructure needed for the ongoing energy transition, the Fiduciary investors Symposium at Stanford University has heard.
Impact investing won’t save capitalism
If we really want to reform capitalism, then impact investing as it is traditionally conceived will not be enough.
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