Organising The Future with Andrew Parry J O Hambro Capital Management

Investment has outcomes that impact real people. How do we balance sustainable principles with financial returns?
Our Guest: Alan Higgins is the ex Chief Investment Officer and current Managing Director of Coutts Wealth Management. 
 
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ESG – fact or fiction? Is it actually possible to secure good long-term investment returns through making the world a better place? Has ESG lost its connection to investment?
Our Guest: Dr Robert Eccles, visiting professor at the Said Business School at Oxford University, consultant to private equity firm KKR and columnist at Forbes.com
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Public vs Private. Any sustainable future is going to involve some kind of partnership between the public and the private sectors. Neither side is a simple or monolithic entity and both sides have their places – but where should the line fall? What belongs to the state, and what belongs to private enterprise?
Our Guest: Aniket Shah, Managing Director and Global Head of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and Sustainability Research at Jefferies Group, Senior Adviser on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN)
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We all use air. In various ways, we all use the oceans and the great rainforests. But we don’t use them equally and we don’t all pay for what we use. The idea of universal ownership seeks integrate investment objectives with the real costs of an industrial economy.
Our Guest: Delilah Rothenberg, co-founding partner and executive director of the Predistribution Initiative.
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Where does the reality of sustainable investment end, and where does the hyperbole begin?
Desiree Fixler, is a tough, no-nonsense New York investment banker. She sprang into the headlines when she blew the whistle on what she saw as exaggerated ESG claims.
Our Guest: Desiree Fixler, Chair, VentureESG
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Can investment strategies achieve real world environmental and social outcomes? Are private corporations the right vehicles for achieving social aims? Do we need to rethink an economic model skewed toward private activity and to challenge concentrations of power in order to value fully natural and social goods?
Our Guest: Denise Hearn, Senior fellow at the American Economic Liberties Project and co-lead of the Access to Markets Initiative. She is co-author of The Myth of Capitalism, Monopolies and the Death of Competition and author of the blog Embodied Economics.

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