Innovative Financing: Pension Funds for a Greener Future
The third in a three part series about finding financing funds for companies look to make a clean energy transition.
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Rethinking Financing for Green Energy Conversions
The second episode exploring how to finance clean energy transtions.
Unlocking and Harnessing the Potential of Pension Funds
We begin a new series about financing the activities a company must undertake to transition from fossil fuel to clean energy.
About That Thing — It Doesn’t Work Anymore
This week on the podcast, it’s just me. The idea was sparked by something I wrote on LinkedIn. Most of us know about it but remain blissfully unaware of its origins. Planned Obsolescence See most of us consumers complain a lot about this concept. Planned Obsolescence is the natural result of something fatally breaking down. […]
Profit Generator; Planet Destroyer
Charlene Norman discusses Planned Obsolescence — a topic all of us are too familar with.
Rethinking Our Environmental Narrative
We finish the series about risk management and the crisis climate on a hopeful note.
Climate Change: Is Mother Nature About to Hit the Panic Button?
Continuing our five part series about risk management, today we get to fourth and definitely most fascinating part. Have we reached the point of no return — from a risk POV?
Imagining Catastrophe: The Key to Unlocking Climate Resilience
Episode Three of the five-part series dealing with climate crisis and risk management. Risk management underpins our pensions, insurance and investment industries.
The Most Dangerous Study in Climate Economics: What Are We Missing?
Episode Two of the five-part series dealing with climate crisis and risk management. Risk management underpins our pensions, insurance and investment industries.
Why Did the Actuary Cross the Road? To Avoid Climate Catastrophes!
In the ever-evolving landscape of financial security, risk management plays a pivotal role, especially in the realms of pensions, insurance, and investments. Throw in the effects of the climate crisis and we’ve got a new five part series for the 5Cs podcast.