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Watch Again

Watch again the second academic lecture under our program. Dr Gulio Boccaletti shared his insights on the lessons COVID responses can provide toward ‘building back better’ in the wake of the pandemic

Watch again the second investor panel under the program. Our panel of academics and investment professionals analysed the way this crisis has accelerated the debate towards a greener and human economy.

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Water Disruption: Investment Risk From Multiple AnglesWater is impacting the day-to-day operations of investee companies and how they are thinking through their own business models and business risk.
Global Innovations Driving Zero-Carbon CementOur discussion dives into the mechanics of decarbonizing cement production, with a focus on recent developments and ESG research across the EU, China and India
Need And Opportunity: What Covid-19 Revealed About Social InfrastructureThe pandemic has highlighted a lack of vital facilities in many communities across the globe, including health care and affordable housing.
Renewable Energy, Greater Transparency Highlight ESG PrioritiesWe expect many of the drivers of strong returns for stocks with strong sustainability characteristics to continue in 2021.

Other Session

Under the overall theme “The Way Forward: Navigating the COVID challenge”, the program focused on different aspects, ranging from framing the coronavirus challenge to key lessons for recovery strategies to measuring the actual progress towards a better future these strategies deliver. Each of the three academic sessions, will be followed by an investor panel.

Framing the Covid Challenge

Academic session, 27 January: Insights from scenario planning and from earlier pandemics

Investor session, 9 February: Investing in the ‘new normal’

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Progress towards a Better World

Academic session, 10 June: Building back better – but on what foundations?

Investor session, 29 June: Positioning for the next normal

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Key Lessons for Recovery Strategies

Watch Again

Lessons Learnt For Recovery Strategies

Sustainable Investment Strategies Post-COVID

Related Content

Water Disruption: Investment Risk From Multiple Angles

Global Innovations Driving Zero-Carbon Cement

Need And Opportunity: What Covid-19 Revealed About Social Infrastructure

Renewable Energy, Greater Transparency Highlight ESG Priorities

Other Session

Framing the Covid Challenge

Progress towards a Better World

Important Information