Irena Kustec | Charlotte Ostergaard | Amir Sasson
Firm-Level Nature Dependence
Alexandre Garel | Arthur Romec | Zacharias Sautner | Alexander F. Wagner
Internalizing Externalities through Public Pressure: Transparency Regulation for Fracking and Water Quality
Pietro Bonetti | Christian Leuz | Giovanna Michelon
Under Pressure: The Increasing Turnover-Performance Sensitivity for Corporate Directors
Thomas W. Bates|David A. Becher|Jared I. Wilson
Impact Investing and Worker Outcomes: Evidence from U.S. Firms
Josh Lerner|Markus Lithell|Gordon Phillips
Dirty Taxes: Corporate Taxes and Air Pollution
Thilo Erbertseder|Martin Jacob|Constance Kehne|Hannes Taubenböck
Navigating the Revolving Door: Career Paths of Senior Regulators and Their Implications
Ran Duchin|Joseph Kalmenovitz|Jeffery (Yudong) Wang
Myths and Misconceptions of Sustainable Investing: Lessons from a Quarter Century of Practical and Academic Experience.
On April 22, we hosted a thought-provoking session of the Distinguished Lecture Series, titled “Myths and Misconceptions of Sustainable Investing: Lessons from a Quarter Century of Practical and Academic Experience.” Global experts reflected on 25 years’ journey of sustainable investing.
Myths and Misconceptions of Sustainable Investing: Lessons from a Quarter Century of Practical and Academic Experience.
On April 22, we hosted a thought-provoking session of the Distinguished Lecture Series, titled “Myths and Misconceptions of Sustainable Investing: Lessons from a Quarter Century of Practical and Academic Experience.” Global experts reflected on 25 years’ journey of sustainable investing.
2025 Bay Area Sustainability Blueprint: Decoding Sustainability Data, AI Innovations and Practical Implementations
On April 16, 2025, jointly organised by our institute and Caijing Dushu, the closed-door workshop “2025 Bay Area Sustainability Blueprint: Decoding Sustainability Data, AI Innovations and Practical Implementations” was successfully held at the main campus of the University of Hong Kong.
Building on the practical challenges and pain points identified in the previous session, for this time, the workshop brought together representatives from both internationally and domestically renowned data service providers, and third-party institutions, alongside the scholars from our institute, to explore pathways for enhancing the value of sustainability data products and the innovative applications of AI technology. This discussion delved deeply into the impact of geopolitical factors and the anti-ESG movement on rating methodologies, as well as the breakthroughs and limitations of AI in ESG data products R&D and practices.