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This is Climate One. I'm Greg Dalton. Money managers wield a lot of power to push companies to act in the interest of their shareholders.

The financial risks posed by the climate crisis continued to be front and center of

investors' minds.

Increasingly, active investors are making corporations quantify and address their climate

responsibility in order to protect their investments.

When you make a strong shareholder value argument, you make it easy for other shareholders

to come along with you.

But how much can tinkering with stock markets put us on the right course?

The solution to climate change needs to be strong binding government regulations to limit

polluting emissions. Finance and voluntary

corporate action or citizen behavior is not going to get us there. Investment managers driving

corporate action up next on Climate One. More than half of Americans are invested in the

stock market, either directly or through their retirement funds,

and yet most of the leverage to direct that money rests with large institutional investors,

like the companies that manage those retirement funds.

So how are those asset managers accounting for climate risk?

And can they drive corporate leaders to be more accountable for

their emissions today and cut emissions tomorrow? I invited three financial industry experts to discuss

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