Key Takeaways
- • Scientific Climate Ratings sponsored a white paper titled "Quantifying Climate Risk for Investors," published in Pensions & Investments' white papers section.
- • The paper addresses how investors can measure climate-related risk in portfolios, a topic of growing relevance to institutional allocators.
- • The publication was authored by the listed contributors, and Pensions & Investments states it did not verify or edit the analysis.
Summary
Pensions & Investments has published a sponsored white paper, "Quantifying Climate Risk for Investors," produced with Scientific Climate Ratings. The paper's stated focus is on methods for quantifying climate risk for investors. The cached page provided for this story contains only the title, sponsor branding and disclosure language, so the paper's specific methodology, data sources, findings and figures are not available in this summary.
Per the publication's disclosure, the white paper was created by its listed authors, who are solely responsible for its research and conclusions. Pensions & Investments notes that it did not verify or edit the materials beyond length and style, and that the publication does not necessarily agree with the analysis. Reference to Scientific Climate Ratings does not imply endorsement by the publication. Readers who download the paper should note that the download requires sharing contact information with the content sponsor.
Per the publication's disclosure, the white paper was created by its listed authors, who are solely responsible for its research and conclusions. Pensions & Investments notes that it did not verify or edit the materials beyond length and style, and that the publication does not necessarily agree with the analysis. Reference to Scientific Climate Ratings does not imply endorsement by the publication. Readers who download the paper should note that the download requires sharing contact information with the content sponsor.
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