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South African asset manager perceptions on the integration of climate change risks into equity investment decision-making processes
The growing interest responsible investing strategies driven by bodies such as the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investing Initiative has resulted in issues such as climate change and its impact on investment portfolios becoming part of the asset management industry discourse. However, t...
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GSB: Faculty
2016
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