aller au menu aller au contenu

Do fund boards have sufficient oversight of ESG and climate risk?

Startseite > Medien > News >
06/02/2022Topic:  Tag CACEIS ESG

CACEIS Events ESG Pension Schemes Academy

© Horvath Botond

We’ll be revealing the results of our extensive survey to fund professionals on the opportunities and challenges from climate risk across areas such as governance, data and product development.

Our highly interactive panel of experts will also be debating 'live' on the issues confronting the asset management industry and fund boards in assessing and managing ESG and climate risk. Some of the questions we'll be tackling include:

  • How are fund boards evaluating and overseeing ESG and climate risks?
  • What kind of ESG and climate risk monitoring information comes to fund boards?
  • Should there be different requirements for fund boards in monitoring ESG and climate risk?
  • What are the areas of best practice in the asset management industry around data and governance of these risks?
  • What does the future look like for product development in light of a growing focus on ESG and climate risk?
  • How should fund boards be prepared? 

Our panel:

  • Pat Sharman, Country Managing Director, CACEIS, UK (Moderator)
  • Julia Kirkland, Head of Regulatory Training, Zishi Cornerstone
  • David Kneale, Head of UK Equities, Mirabaud Asset Management
  • David Hunter, CIO, Renewity
  • Nik Pratt, Technology & Operations Editor, Funds Europe

WATCH THE REPLAY               DOWNLOAD THE REPORT

Zurück

Zum selben Thema

The message is clear: climate considerations must involve every role within fund management

© ipopba

The message is clear: climate considerations must involve every role within fund management

Following the recent survey by CACEIS to fund professionals, it was really encouraging to see that 83% of respondents cited the potential for reputational risk if climate commitments are not adhered to. Although awareness of climate risk and its impact on the investment world is rising, our survey highlighted several challenges still confronting asset managers and fund boards, particularly around the implementation of a climate risk and governance framework, and the availability of the necessary tools and skills, including data, to fully monitor and manage climate risk.
Governance and the climate risk dilemma

Governance and the climate risk dilemma

In this survey, Funds Europe, in partnership with CACEIS, examine the extent to which fund boards and asset managers are incorporating climate risk factors into their internal governance, investment risk management and their product design and development.

Verwandte Inhalte :

Important information – CACEIS’ corporate identity is currently being used to sell fraudulent offer relating to placements or investments. CACEIS has nothing to do with such offers, please be vigilant and avoid becoming the victim of this type of fraud. You can consult blacklists and alerts from authorities on the ABEIS website.
x