What is climate change’s disproportionate impact on women? And do female-led investment teams perform better during down markets? Danielle Welsh-Rose, ESG investment director, Asia-Pacific and head of sustainability institute at abrdn, answers these questions and more for Asian Private Banker. “Women experience greater impacts from climate change than men do. And [we] see this coming up in a number of…
ESG 2.0 – Climate change impacts women more than men: abrdn’s Danielle Welsh-Rose
By Audrey Raj, senior consultant - South Asia editor | 25 January 2023

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