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The world is undergoing unprecedented change, with the consequences of the climate crisis, social inequality and other systemic risks becoming increasingly evident. Pension schemes and other long-term asset owners are significantly impacted by these changes.

In this blog of our recent all-member event, we looked at ways asset owners can respond to systemic risk through positive impact, and improvements in policy work, advocacy and stewardship.

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How do asset owners address systemic risk? – Bruna Bauer

Climate change and biodiversity loss, pose a significant challenge to pension schemes and long-term investors. Our all-member event explored how to effectively manage these systemic risks.

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