Increased allocations to UK forestry, regenerative agriculture and nature-based infrastructure are essential to portfolio resilience, says Robert Gardner, CEO and Co-founder of Rebalance Earth.
The advent of finance-grade data will push nature into the investment mainstream in 2026, says Steven King, Senior Vice President, Business Development Resource Management Service.
Sustainable investors should focus on making their investment processes and strategies ‘AI-ready’, says James Phare, CEO of Neural Alpha.
For policymakers and investors, adaptation must become the foundation of credible climate action, not an afterthought, says Gustave Loriot-Boserup, Founder of Compass Insights.
Asset owners should encourage European banks to grasp a golden opportunity for resilience, transformation and competitive advantage, says Michael Horvath, Sustainability Leader at PwC Luxembourg.
Transition finance frameworks should be time-bound, measurable, and oriented toward closure, says Christina Ng, Managing Director of the Energy Shift Institute.
Eleanor Fraser-Smith, Head of Sustainability at Victory Hill Capital Partners, says adaptive decision-making is essential to handling the messy, systemic realities of sustainability.
Cathay Financial CIO Sophia Cheng and Ceres CEO Mindy Lubber argue that investors and companies should take greater notice of AI’s growing strain on water resources.
Harnessing human expertise and machine precision will create a more resilient and insightful investment process, says Juan Aguirre, Sustainable Investment Data Engineer at J Safra Sarasin.
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