Fund managers are more concerned with climate change than any other parameter in environmental, social and governance investing, but also lack the tools to properly address the challenge, according to a survey by
In a global study of real asset investors managing a combined $21 trillion, 55% identified climate change as the ESG risk they give the highest priority. By comparison, just 5% said they prioritized diversity and inclusion. At the same time, the survey also revealed that only 47% actually track portfolio emissions, while 16% said they don’t even plan to do so.
Though fund ...