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This document is part of a series published by Mirova to illustrate our approach to sustainability sector-by-sector. We aim to address solutions, risks, and how we optimize impact through investment. This seventh paper focuses on environmental, social and governance issues in the Infrastructures and Construction industries.
Mirova wins the “2018 ESG Best Practices Honours" by Swen Capital Partners
International context, rise of emerging markets and of China, ambiguous position of the United States on climate, Brexit... In his latest book, Philippe Zaouati, CEO of Mirova and President of Finance For Tomorrow, tells the story of sustainable finance over the last three years, since the COP21: a finance that serves the public interest, that is not an end in itself and thinks long-term. To him, Paris has an extraordinary opportunity to regain an important place in the financial world as a financial centre.
In fulfillment of Article 173 of the French Energy Transition Law
The transition from a carbon-intensive and ecosystem-destroying extractive economy to a green economy has begun. Green growth, which creates environmental value first, will also contribute to the creation of economic and shareholder value.
The news from December 2017 to March 2018 was particularly rich in announcements in sustainable finance. This document summarizes the main announcements with a focus on the French government, investors, as well as the European Commission's action plan.
Mirova reduces carbon footprint on its consolidated equities portfolio from 3.5°C to 1.7°C in just over two years. Mirova is now within the 2°C trajectory across asset classes as defined by the international community.
Extel Surveys and SRI Connect announced the results of the 2017 IRRI (Independent Research in Responsible Investment) Survey.
This document is part of a series published by Mirova to illustrate our approach to sustainability sector-by-sector. We aim to address solutions, risks, and how we optimize impact through investment. This fourth paper focuses on environmental, social and governance issues of industrial equipments.
Mirova's views Mirova does not exclude any industry on principle. Within certain industries, however, case-by-case analysis may result in a “Risk” or “Negative” rating for all of the companies of that sector when practices do not provide an adequate level of assurance that the risks associated with the product are properly managed. “Risk” and “Negative” ratings mean that the issuer cannot be included in Mirova’s portfolios. The rating can nevertheless evolve following the evolution of the company
