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Episode 280 | December 15, 2024

How Private Companies Can Keep Investors and Customers Happy While Managing Reporting and Regulatory Challenges

Charlie Mahoney, Head of U.S. Sales at Novata & Simone Wren, ESG and Sustainability Director at New Relic

What can VC and PE companies do when faced with pressures from investors, customers, and regulators to report ESG metrics more accurately and dedicate more resources to the process? SFP guests Charlie Mahoney, Head of U.S. Sales at Novata, and Simone Wren, ESG and Sustainability Director at New Relic, bring first-hand experience and insights to […]

Episode 278 | December 1, 2024

How Unique ESG Platform Integrates ESG Data for Better Portfolio Reporting and Investment Screening

Gordon Tveito-Duncan, CEO and Co-Founder of GaiaLens

GaiaLens is an AI-powered Sustainable Analytics Platform for institutional investors and financial services firms. My guest, CEO and Co-Founder Gordon Tveito-Duncan, and team offer cutting-edge technologies through this innovative platform and a suite of tools that support asset managers and owners throughout the whole ESG investment lifecycle. Tveito-Duncan tells us how their platform saves significant […]

Episode 89 | July 20, 2020

Rocky Mountain Institute and the Banking Sector Unite on Climate Finance

Radhika Lalit, Director, Center for Climate Aligned-Finance, Rocky Mountain Institute

Lalit talks about Rocky Mountain Institute’s new Center for Climate-Aligned Finance, which is bringing the financial sector to the table to evaluate how to bring their portfolios into alignment with a zero-carbon future. The Center is collaborating with Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and other partners to develop an engagement […]

Episode 63 | November 21, 2019

How Key Risk Indicators Influence Fixed-Income Investment

Alessia Falsarone, Head of Sustainable Investing, Senior Portfolio and Risk Strategist for Developed Markets Fixed Income at PineBridge Investments

Falsarone explains how applying fewer financially material metrics in the portfolio selection process creates a better backdrop for risk adjusted out-performance in developed credit markets.

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