In this video, we explore MSCI Sustainability Institute's aims and how it will work with investors, companies, academics and policymakers to drive action by capital markets. Learn more: ow.ly/JYI750PZBzM

Happy New Year! Looking forward to growing and evolving in 2024 as we expand our engagement with leaders across finance, academia, business, policy and philanthropy through research, education and dialogue.

Sustainability & Climate Trends to Watch for 2024: How might these trends impact the investment world & companies? Don't miss the webinar this month & listen to our experts discussing some of the top trends. Register here: ms.spr.ly/6016iWbLg #SustainabilityClimateTrends2024

#SustainabilityClimateTrendstoWatch2024! Join experts from Google, Apollo Global Management, Inc. and MSCI as they discuss private debt, climate transition, carbon markets, and AI. Register now: lnkd.in/gNdX6cae

Don't miss our webinar on #SustainabilityClimateTrendstoWatch2024 that will take place tomorrow. Register now to save yourself a virtual seat: info.msci.com/l/36252/2023-1…

Climate change is the #1 issue with the world’s biggest investors, a survey by Stanford University and the MSCI Sustainability Institute finds. See the full survey results and look for further takeaways in the coming days ms.spr.ly/6019YONP3

Challenge and opportunity? Just 4% of the world’s biggest institutional investors say that climate risk is mostly reflected in asset prices today. Explore this chart and others from our recent survey with Stanford University Graduate School of Business ms.spr.ly/6013YVwcf

In our survey with Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business, 77% of institutional investors said that #ESG performance is industry-specific. Read more: ms.spr.ly/6018YnNQw

Among companies contributing to climate adaptation and resilience that the Institute has identified, roughly 58% are in the industrials and materials sectors. Access our interactive chart to explore #adaptation and #resilience companies by size and sector. ms.spr.ly/6012YnNho

More than three-quarters of institutional investors on both sides of the Atlantic say that integrating sustainability criteria reduces tail risk, while nearly two-thirds say it reduces volatility. Read more: ms.spr.ly/6014YnNve

The biggest institutional investors overwhelmingly see climate change as the sustainability issue most likely to affect the performance of investments in the next two to five years. See more charts from the survey: ms.spr.ly/6014YnNAr

Can sustainable investing find its footing amid a wave of critical scrutiny? This is just one of the questions we explored at our NY event, where we hosted leaders from across finance and academia. You can read the practical insights from the event here: ms.spr.ly/6014YqG5r

How aligned are the world’s listed companies with global #climate goals based on key indicators of transition finance? The latest issue of our #NetZero Tracker examines that question. ms.spr.ly/6016lc6bM

Investors are increasingly focusing on the threat that antimicrobial resistance poses to returns. Our new guide examines the risks and opportunities and offers practical insights for viewing investments through an #AMR lens. Read more: ms.spr.ly/6013lfKRS

Are you interested in investing in climate adaptation and resilience solutions? Join a webinar with the GARI group, MSCI Sustainability Institute and Bezos Earth Fund on September 12, to discuss advancing investment in this critical arena. Register now ms.spr.ly/6017m6NBx

As investors look to capture emerging opportunities in the energy transition, Julia Giguere Morello is leading a discussion on the objectives and challenges that span across asset classes.

“Global investors are worried about climate-related physical risks, and they’re also interested in investing in the energy transition,” Linda-Eling Lee, head of the MSCI Sustainability Institute, tells CNBC at #COP29. “There are a lot of opportunities.” Watch: ms.spr.ly/6014W9BmA

Financial institutions at #COP29 seek not only increased climate ambition from countries but also clear policy signals and enabling policies from governments, says Linda-Eling Lee of MSCI Sustainability Institute on Bloomberg TV in Baku. ms.spr.ly/6011WlWDz

“Adaptation and resilience increasingly represents an investable opportunity in every region while providing solutions that protect people and communities,” Linda-Eling Lee, head of the MSCI Sustainability Institute, noted at a #COP29 conversation Wednesday co-hosted by MSCI and Boston Consulting Group.

Financing the climate transition means defining and making transparent how the transition impacts stakeholders across society, agreed leaders in a #COP29 conversation Wednesday co-hosted by MSCI and Boston Consulting Group. For more: ms.spr.ly/6012WlWHO