This summer, we have seen record-breaking global temperatures and extreme weather events: floods, the hottest June on record and wildfires. The scale of the climate problem is becoming increasingly clear; governments and investors can no longer ignore it.

In this episode, we’ll discuss why governments have responded slowly to the crisis and the strong link between UK pensions and fossil fuels.

We will also examine the scale of the climate problem and how it fits into thinking about investments and being an impact investor.

Finally, we’ll discuss the different ways to invest to avoid funding fossil fuels directly or indirectly. 

If you want to learn more about impact investing and how you can make a difference in the fight against climate change, this episode is for you.

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Remember, when you invest, your capital is at risk. Nothing in this podcast is financial advice. 

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This week we are thinking about how AI could change wealth management

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This week we look at Larry Fink's latest letter to shareholders and how he and Blackrock are stepping back from using the term "ESG".

We also look at Glencore's CEO threatening to move the company from London to New York - blaming ESG

At the same time Anti-ESG funds are not taking off in the US despite the escalation in the war on woke

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