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What are the Priorities for Transition Finance Project Managers? | A Guide To: Transition Finance
Join Robin Castelli, Partner and Head of Transition Finance Investment at Orange Ridge Capital in ‘A Guide to Transition Finance’ as we explore quantitatively approaching transition finance to inform investment decisions in the VC, PE, and private credit space.
Oct 09, 2024
Cino Robin Castelli, Partner, Head of Transition Finance Investment, Orange Ridge Capital
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Transition finance requires a multifaceted approach that moves beyond simplistic ESG metrics to address the complex nature of climate risks.
It involves dynamic allocation and positive screening, targeting companies that are actively advancing towards sustainability rather than excluding traditional sectors.
Traditional ESG investing often fails to capture the full scope of climate impact due to incomplete emissions data and oversimplified risk assessments.
Investing in companies undergoing transition provides opportunities to access undervalued assets and achieve greater impact compared to focusing solely on established green technologies.
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