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State of OECD Pension Funds' Climate Transition: Insights and Recommendations from the Net Zero Finance Tracker
This report analyzes the climate transition progress of 594 pension funds in OECD countries, representing USD 22.5 trillion in assets, using data from the Net Zero Finance Tracker (NZFT). It evaluates funds across targets, implementation, and impacts, finding that while target-setting is increasing, significant fossil fuel exposure remains, and progress is heavily dependent on mandatory regulatory frameworks.
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A pilot study on systems thinking in asset management
This research paper by the Stockholm Environment Institute explores how systems thinking can enhance Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) analysis in capital investment. Through a review of tools, practitioner interviews, and workshops, the study identifies significant barriers in the finance sector—such as a reliance on quantitative aggregation and short-term horizons—while proposing six dimensions to operationalize systems thinking for asset managers.
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Making finance consistent with climate goals
This report by the NewClimate Institute examines the role of asset managers and owners in aligning financial flows with climate goals. It argues that while net zero portfolio targets are becoming common, they are insufficient for achieving a 1.5°C pathway. The document highlights the underutilised leverage of 'universal owners'—the largest asset managers and owners—who can influence the real economy through exclusion, divestment, and engagement, but currently fail to pressure high-emitting companies to decarbonise.
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Document type: Report