Mein Weg zur nachhaltigen Geldanlage
Mein Geldanlagemotto: So verantwortungsvoll wie möglich
Climate misbelieves: Researchpost 204
9x new practical research on nature in cities, climate misbelieves, lukewarm glow investments, Trump investment and IRA effects, short-lived controversy effects, impact fund criticism, climate VC benefits and thematic direct indexing
Sustainability deficits: Researchpost 188
11x new research on green jobs, carbon prices, GHG reporting, accountants, ESG disclosures, institutional ESG, Governance returns, kid investments, ETF liquidity, loss aversion and customized investments
Green salt: Researchpost 187
10x new research on green salt, digital aid, ESG risks, ESG ratings, direct ESG indexing, environmental engagement, green regulation, stock return dispersion and equal weigthing
Sustainable investment = radically different?
A lower asset class diversification, more illiquid investments for large investors, more project finance, more active rather than passive mandates, significantly higher concentration within investment segments and different risk management with additional metrics and significantly less benchmark orientation.
Nachhaltige Geldanlage = Radikal anders?
Strenge Nachhaltigkeit kann zu stärkeren Unterschieden zwischen Geldanlagemandaten und radikalen Änderungen gegenüber traditionellen Mandaten führen: Geringere Diversifikation über Anlageklassen, mehr illiquide Investments für Großanleger, mehr Projektfinanzierungen, mehr aktive statt passive Mandate, erheblich höhere Konzentration innerhalb der Anlagesegmente und ein anderes Risikomanagement mit zusätzlichen Kennzahlen und erheblich geringerer Benchmarkorientierung.
AI: Wie können nachhaltige AnlegerInnen profitieren?
AI (künstliche Intelligenz) kann theoretisch helfen, mehr, bessere, aktuellere und kostengünstigere Informationen für nachhaltige Investments zu generieren. Die knifflige Frage ist, wie das erreicht werden sollte. Hier sind meine Ideen:
Direct Indexing (ESG) and more: Researchpost 130
10x new research on brownshifting, denials, greenwashing, lack of ESG products, missing research, sin premium, female private equity, fintech and AI-accountants
Green research deficits: Researchpost 106
Green research: 15x new research on net-zero, healthcare, banking, m&a, ESG, voting, retail investors, private equity etc. by Sandra Nolte, Harald Lohre, Martin Oehmke, Marcus Opp et al. (# indicates the number of SSRN downloads on November 30st): Social and green research Climate demographics: The Slow Demographic Transition in Regions Vulnerable to Climate Change by […]