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To support projects and companies across all sectors and stages of maturity
All Mirova’s portfolios have a 2°C trajectory, in line with the goals set out in the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement.
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are at the core of all our investment strategies.
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Our clients' expectations have changed. Beyond the pursuit of returns, there is now also a desire to invest in a way that is useful to the economy. Through its 6 asset classes, Mirova offers investment strategies which make it possible to finance projects and companies at any stage of maturity that provide solutions to sustainable development challenges while pursuing financial performance.
We believe that investors–both institutional and individual—are looking for clear investment solutions with a proven impact which are based on a strong economic rationale.
15 April 2021, London, UK – Mirova announces today the closing of two new deals for its specialised investment fund dedicated to restoring biodiversity in the Brazilian Amazon.
Investing in Sustainability? Yes but how Learn about what happened at Mirova during Q1 2021.
For the fifth consecutive year, Mirova and its 100% owned subsidiary Mirova Natural Capital have been recognized for their approach to impact in natural capital investing and made the ImpactAssets 50’s list.
Close to 150 institutional investors, representing over US$ 14 trillion in assets under management, are calling for a fair and equitable global response to the pandemic, including through fully financing the Access to COVID-19 Tools (ACT) Accelerator, a global collaboration dedicated to accelerate development, production, and equitable access to COVID-19 tests, treatments, and vaccines. The signatories have also committed to engage with healthcare companies to promote bolder industry actions and therefore contribute to ending the pandemic.
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#Replay ⏮ Our CEO Philippe Zaouati shares his views on major #oil companies' #CarbonNeutrality announcements as well as the European #taxonomy, which should exclude both gas and nuclear at this stage, on @business (from 34' to '38) https://t.co/RB2B1O2ylm https://t.co/YQp4QFanwf
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RT @AgefiFrance: 🔎 La Commission européenne (#CE) souhaiterait se réserver plus de temps afin de décider de l’inclusion ou non du #Gaz et d…
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Premiers investissements pour notre stratégie dédiée à la préservation de la #biodiversité en #Amazonie https://t.co/jhSYHnNJsS via @NEWSManagers #CapitalNaturel
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Soliane Varlet @Mirova_RI considera que aumentar la presencia de mujeres en puestos de decisión no se trata de una medida proteccionista a favor de las féminas, "sino de una medida que también puede afectar a las cuentas de resultados de las empresas" https://t.co/e2fQde38zx
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With this year's #GreenBond issues potentially set to double 2020's record levels up to $500bn, what does this mean for #investors? https://t.co/mv9TaLRhqH via @InvestmentWeek #FixedIncome #GreenBonds #EnvironmentalTransition https://t.co/NnVB1SCtKx
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"Le passage à l’échelle exige d’accélérer des partenariats public/privé, l’investissement public servant à dé-risquer des projets et à attirer plus facilement les investisseurs privés." Philippe Zaouati @Mirova_RI https://t.co/u1iyk9PHoD #EnQueteDeDemain
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"Le momentum est vraiment fort autour de la #FinanceDurable. elle doit s’appuyer sur le tissu émergent d’#entrepreneurs à impact, par exemple à travers les réseaux #ESS, @BCorp_Fr ou @Asso_CEM Philippe Zaouati @Mirova_RI https://t.co/u1iyk9PHoD #EnQueteDeDemain https://t.co/Dp1ino9unJ
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"Pour les financeurs comme nous, le sourcing de projets est clé : nous travaillons étroitement avec des réseaux connectés aux territoires, comme les réseaux @Caisse_Epargne ou les @BanquePopulaire ou encore @franceactive" Philippe Zaouati @Mirova_RI https://t.co/5gr0tmkj88
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"La chaîne commence par les épargnants, qui sont très soucieux de savoir que leur argent a un impact sur les #territoires." Philippe Zaouati @Mirova_RI Exemple : notre stratégie dédiée à la création d'#emploi : https://t.co/SEgeJUbaga https://t.co/u1iyk9PHoD #EnQueteDeDemain
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"Réindustrialiser les territoires en visant une économie durable et inclusive nécessite beaucoup d'investissements, et ceux-ci sortent plus efficaces de la collaboration de toutes les parties prenantes" Philippe Zaouati @Mirova_RI https://t.co/u1iyk9PHoD #EnQueteDeDemain https://t.co/Zq0pcGIbkd
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More than ever, green bonds are the focus of attention and the curiosity they are arousing is equalled by the questions they have raised. These instruments, which are geared towards "green" projects, have emerged as a market segment of their own at a time when questions about the integrity and sustainability of investments are becoming increasingly pressing.
But they will not have it.
Whether it is “grey”, “blue”, “yellow”, or “green”, hydrogen is the topic on everyone’s lips today. While it is already widely consumed in many sectors, its use as a source of energy is only in its early stages. Its applications are as numerous as they are promising, most notably in the mobility sector. For it to become the best facilitator for the transition towards a low carbon economy, many challenges still need to be met, starting with the mass production of a zero-carbon hydrogen which will require substantial investment in the coming years.
If these last years have seen more initiatives to narrow the gender gap, Covid-19 might widen it dramatically. United-Nations Secretary-General António Guterres noted that “COVID-19 could reverse the limited progress that has been made on gender equality and women’s rights”. Eva L’Homme, the dedicated analyst for the gender equality strategy analyzes the causes, the externalities and the actions that will have to be taken to tackle this regressive trigger.
Soliane Varlet, Mirova Women Leaders strategy manager, and Mathilde Dufour, Head of Sustainability Research - Listed assets, provide an update on the correlation between diversity and company performance, as well as on Mirova's commitment to gender diversity through its Women Leaders* equity strategy in a documented Q&A.
The energy, industry, buildings and transport sectors together currently account for three quarters of global greenhouse gas emissions, with mobility alone representing no less than 24% of CO2 emissions caused by energy combustion1. To limit global warming in accordance with the goals of the Paris Agreement, financing the transition of transport towards low-carbon mobility constitutes both an ecological imperative and an opportunity for positive impact investment.