12:30 PM - 1:30 PM PDT
The first half of 2020 saw over $20B flow into sustainable and impact funds, just shy of the record inflows the industry saw over the entirety of 2019. Is this massive increase due to evolving values of investors – awareness of racial injustice, concerns about the pandemic and climate change – or are these decisions value-based, driven by the outperformance of ESG and sustainable funds? The panelists, representing a number of the largest financial institutions in the country, will discuss the motivations they are hearing from clients, drivers of performance during 2020, and lingering impediments to adoption, such as the recent Department of Labor proposals.
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Speakers
Kent McClanahan
Vice President of Responsible Investing
RBC Wealth Management
Catherine Banat
Director, Responsible Investing, RBC Global Asset Management US
RBC
Kelly Green
Institutional Consultant
Graystone Consulting
Jed Lynch
Sustainable & Impact Banking
Barclays
Omid Rezania
Senior Portfolio Manager, Chief Investment Office
Merrill Lynch