I was deeply saddened this morning to receive word that Lynn Stout had passed away. The notice I received came from Paul Smith, President of the CFA Institute. Lynn had served on the CFA Board of Governors since 2014. Paul
The promiscuous use of terminology is an understandable, but unfortunate by-product of the growth of sustainable investing. Agreed-upon terms have long been a struggle as the field has developed, but the growth in interest has created a bandwagon effect, with
Since I previously used “a timely January event” to describe our upcoming January Sustainable Investing event, Resilience and Climate Change Planning in Boston, I am grateful to our two newspapers – the Boston Globe and the Boston Herald – for
At the November 13th CFA Society of Boston Sustainable Investing seminar, we announced plans to hold events that would complement and expand on the seminar, and that the first event would take place in January. Details and registration for Resiliency
In a recent commentary titled “Active Investing 2.0” and published[1] in Pensions & Investments on November 28th, George Serafeim and Gabriel Karageorgiou argue that active management has a future, but it will belong to those who best channel three forces: