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Responsible Investing

Optimising for net zero and nature positive outcomes

Anthony Garcia
Senior Director, Nuveen Responsible Investing
Optimising for net zero and nature positive outcomes hero

Net zero and nature positive investing may seem aligned in their goals, yet our analysis reveals that certain net zero investment strategies could inadvertently embed nature risks. Our latest research also highlights the approaches insurance investors can take for nature positive investing.

Different outcomes for net zero and nature positive

From assessing different investment tilt strategies focused on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions exposure relative to broader nature impact exposure, we draw three key conclusions:

 

Actionable insights for insurers

Our work also indicates three actionable insights for insurers seeking to integrate nature considerations could:

 

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