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Transition finance differs from traditional ESG by avoiding simplistic metrics and instead addressing the complex, interconnected nature of climate risks and opportunities.
It employs dynamic allocation and positive screening, targeting companies actively advancing towards sustainability rather than excluding traditional sectors.
Traditional ESG metrics often underestimate climate impact due to incomplete data and a lack of consideration for complex climate interactions.
- Investing in companies undergoing transition can reveal undervalued assets and potentially offer higher returns compared to investing only in established green technologies.
Transition finance differs from traditional ESG by avoiding simplistic metrics and instead addressing the complex, interconnected nature of climate risks and opportunities.
It employs dynamic allocation and positive screening, targeting companies actively advancing towards sustainability rather than excluding traditional sectors.