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   Global Investor Report embargoed to June 13th.pdf (550.8K) [55] DATE : 2011-08-25 13:44:19

Executive Summary

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What are investors doing?

Mercer¡¯s own research shows that approximately 10% of global investment managers have begun to integrate environmental, social and governance (ESG) issue into their investment process. These managers demonstrate a strong level of commitment at the firm-level to integrate ESG factors in their investment decision making and are able to provide some examples of how ESG data and research is being taken into account in valuations.

Amongst the respondents to the global investor survey, this percentage appears to be higher, demonstrating that addressing the risks and opportunities arising from climate change is an important focus for these investors. Most respondents view climate change as constituting a material investment risk and/or opportunity across their organization¡¯s entire investment portfolio. It is becoming a strategic management issue, supported by the finding that responsibility and accountability for climate change now resides at board level or equivalent for the majority of investors. However, there is no one-size-fits-all approach, and the respondents that a range of approaches to integration of climate change into their investment processes.

Typically, managers that are most proactive in this area make use of a range of information and research, including annual reports, industry publications, broker and independent research reports, and informal conversations with corporate stakeholders. These managers tend to recognize the link between climate change issue and investment risks and returns. However, investors still struggle with how to translate currently available climate change related data and research into investment practices and decisions. Some challenges identified include lack of data availability, uncertainties around climate change policy and the price of carbon, lack of confidence in the materiality of climate change amongst portfolio managers-partly due to the longer term nature of some climate change-related issues- but also a lack of experience in interpreting and analyzing data on climate change impacts.


Introduction

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