We are excited to share breaking news today about our new capital partnership! Diffractive Managers Group, the asset management platform of 1251 Capital Group, is our newest capital partner to bring the SMART Climate UMA… Read more »
Undervalued and Mispriced – Lack of Water Risk in Capital Markets TheIMPACT is back at the New York Stock Exchange! In this week’s show, Jeff interviews Thomas Schumann about the TSC Water Security Index, the… Read more »
Is your window for annual CE credits closing soon? If so, our ESG Practice Playbook is essential for any financial advisor integrating ESG strategies and climate solutions with their existing practice. Each session provides CFP /… Read more »
COP26 is underway. Positive messages, with lots of fanfare, have been abundant. Doubt and mistrust, however, are also in plentiful supply. We’ve compiled a few interesting developments from the past week’s activities, along with some… Read more »
With so much focus on CO2, we often forget that there are several other greenhouse gases (GHGs) that are contributing to global warming! One particularly potent gas is methane (CH4). While it accounts for considerably… Read more »
The Great Repricing: Financial Advice in the Age of Climate Change Speakers Include
Not a week goes by without more evidence of climate change wreaking havoc across the world. From wildfires in Greece and Turkey, to Hurricane Henri hitting the East Coast of the U.S., and this week’s… Read more »
We are in an inflationary environment as the world adjusts to a post-lockdown world. Investors are therefore interested in knowing how their portfolios might perform in an inflationary world. Quality stocks tend to fare well… Read more »
On Monday, Working Group 1 (WG1), which focuses on physical climate change, released its portion of the sixth assessment report (AR6) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The IPCC was created in 1988… Read more »
We are in the midst of a global water crisis, owing to climate change, irresponsible extraction, pollution, and lack of equitable access…[1] Less than 1% of the earth’s water is potable and global demand is… Read more »