Financing a Sustainable Future
The Initiative in Sustainable Finance (ISF) was established as part of the LSE Global School of Sustainability to apply academic rigour to the study of the incentives the private sector has to finance a sustainable future.In this podcast, Dr Tom Gosling, Professor in Practice…
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Leverage, Engagement, and Welfare in Decentralised Financial Markets (opens the original)
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Yang Guo talks to Tom Gosling about her paper Leverage, Engagement and Welfare in Decentralised Financial Markets. The paper considers so-called “mandated funds” (sometimes called impact funds) which have a specific objective to address social goods such as the green transition. They discuss the free-riding problem that causes firms and funds to underinvest in projects that would enhance social welfare, and which challenges the ability of such funds to raise finance. Why should an investor that
The Emergence of Pass-through Voting and its Implications for Shareholder Stewardship (opens the original)
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Suren Gomtsyan talks to Tom Gosling about their paper " The Emergence of Pass-through Voting and its Implications for Shareholder Stewardship ". Pass-through voting describes a range of approaches to enable investors in pooled investment funds to direct how the asset manager of the fund votes on shareholder resolutions at companies held by the fund. Suren and Tom discuss how the changing nature of investor stewardship, growth of index investing, and growing divergence of views on ESG issues have
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