Sound Progress Podcast - Radical Transparency: Does more data add up to greater climate progress?

More than 80% of the world economy aims to be net zero by 2050. Such commitment requires significant action, and the investment world is no exception.

But with many studies showing that greenwashing, a lack of common language and data are standing in the way, we ask: is more transparency is always a good thing? And does more data add up to greater climate progress?

Our host, Herschel Pant, speaks to Nigel Topping, Policy Adviser and former UN Climate Change High-Level Climate Champion and Hans Stoter, Global Head of AXA IM Core as well as Justin Travlos, Head of Responsible Investment, AXA IM Alts.

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1. Introduction 0:00 2. The biggest evolution in climate change over the last 3-5 years 0:53 3. If climate change is a system risk, is there a line between governments and asset owners? 5:37 4. Accountability cannot be delegated 6:22 5. Regulatory clarity 11:15 6. Managing portfolios with a sustainable mindset 15:37 #transparency #climatechange #financialpodcast #netzero #soundprogress #assetmanagment #esg

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