Chronos Talks
Chronos Talks
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Experts from the Chronos Sustainability team provide some candid thoughts on an issue of the day, and discuss how the worlds of sustainable finance and corporate sustainability can generate greater positive impacts.
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The podcast covers themes related to sustainable finance, corporate responsibility, and ecological integration. Specific topics include evaluating the optimism of the ESG community for 2025, integrating nature into climate transition plans, and analyzing the UK Stewardship Code with episodes discussing nature's importance in climate strategies and the implications of political changes on sustainability efforts.
Experts from the Chronos Sustainability team provide some candid thoughts on an issue of the day, and discuss how the worlds of sustainable finance and corporate sustainability can generate greater positive impacts.
Chronos CEO Rory Sullivan is joined by Tom Gosling, Professor in Practice at The London School of Economics to discuss the rise and rise of system-level investing and systemic stewardship. What is it, what issues require system-level thinking, which perhaps should not, and what conditions need to be in place for such stewardship to be effective? Rory and Tom discuss whether systemic-level stewardship is a response to hitting the limitations of company-level stewardship on issues like climate and responsible AI, and, Tom offers recent engagements on methane and tailings dams as strong examples of good practice.
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