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"Towards better policies through shared
investment research"
The
London Accord is a unique collaboration between investment banks, research
houses, academics and NGOs.
The project’s sponsors, The City of London Corporation, the Z/Yen Group,
Forum for the Future and Gresham College, encourage investors and policy makers
to engage with each others' thinking about environmental, social and governance
(ESG) issues. The London Accord brings the innovation and rigour of
financial markets’ research to bear on the evaluation of investment
opportunities in potential solutions to the impact, and mitigation, of ESG
issues.
There is a regular bi-monthly newsletter
circulated to several thousand people. The London Accord has an active
events programme which you are welcome to attend.
Articles:
[1] Michael Mainelli and Jan-Peter Onstwedder (eds),
The
London Accord: Making Investment Work For The Climate, City of London
Corporation (2007).
[2] Michael Mainelli and James Palmer, “A
Portfolio Approach To Climate Change Investment And Policy”, The London
Accord: Making Investment Work For The Climate, City of London Corporation
(2007).
[3] Mark Yeandle, Mike Young and Ian Harris, "Warm
Game: A Game For All Seasons", The London Accord: Making Investment Work
For The Climate, City of London Corporation (2007).
More information:
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The City Debate 2007 – City Votes On Whether Green and Growth Don't Go
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Michael Mainelli, “The
London Accord: From Copenhagen Conundrum To Climate-Change Investment”,
Journal of Risk Finance, The Michael Mainelli Column, Volume 8,
Number 2, pages 198-201, Emerald Group Publishing Limited (March 2007).
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Michael Mainelli, "The
Copenhagen Conundrum - Doesn't Risk/Reward Analysis Matter?",
Journal of Risk Finance, The Michael Mainelli Column, Volume 7, Number
1, pages 101-104, Emerald Group Publishing Limited (January 2006).
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