Amantia Muhedini

Glen Yelton and Amantia Muhedini reflect on COP28, discussing topics such as renewable energy, financing, investment opportunities, carbon standards, methane emissions reduction, and government involvement in achieving climate solutions.

Join Amantia Muhedini, a Sustainable & Impact Investing Strategist at UBS, and Dan Roarty, Chief Investment Officer of Sustainable Thematic Equities at AllianceBernstein, as they dive into the evolving landscape of sustainable investing. They unpack the complexities of EU Omnibus regulations and the changing U.S. policies under the Trump administration. The duo highlights the importance of transparency and data-driven decisions, while also exploring the implications of new executive orders on the electric vehicle market and fossil fuel reliance.

Amantia Muhedini, the Sustainable & Impact Investing Strategist at UBS, shares her expertise on the evolving landscape of sustainable investing. She discusses the implications of recent political shifts on climate initiatives and reflects on the transition from greenwashing to green hushing in corporate sustainability. Amantia emphasizes the need for transparency in investments and highlights ten crucial expectations for sustainable investing by 2025, encouraging investors to adapt to this dynamic market while maintaining sustainability goals.

Amantia Muhedini, UBS's Sustainable & Impact Investing Strategist for the Americas, discusses the intersection of the upcoming U.S. elections and climate sustainability. She highlights key focus items for Climate Week during the UN General Assembly and examines how different election outcomes could influence climate policies. The conversation also covers the rising anti-ESG movement and its implications for investment strategies, plus the historical performance of sustainable investments under various administrations. A compelling look at sustainability in a politically charged landscape!

Jennifer Anderson, an ESG expert from Lazard Asset Management, and Amantia Muhedini, a Sustainable Investing Strategist at UBS, dive into the critical links between human capital investment and financial performance. They discuss the financial impact of diversity and inclusion, emphasizing how diverse workplaces boost corporate governance. The conversation highlights the evolving workplace landscape, shaped by employee expectations and climate change, while stressing the importance of metrics for evaluating workforce engagement and regulatory implications.

Guests Amantia Muhedini and Martin Grosskopf discuss the evolution of green labor markets, challenges in skilled labor for clean tech, and strategies for promoting sustainability in long-term investments.

Lucy Thomas, Head of Sustainable Investing at UBS Asset Management, and Amantia Muhedini, Sustainable & Impact Investing Strategist Americas at UBS Chief Investment Office, discuss the future of sustainable investing. They explore fund naming, impact measurement reporting, holding boards accountable, and the risks and opportunities of sustainable investing. They also talk about the effects of the current macro environment on investment decisions and asset allocation, including challenges faced by energy transition investments. Other topics include demand for transparency, customization, and intergenerational wealth transfer in sustainable investing.

Our conversation spotlights the landscape for climate-related lawsuits, including recent developments within California and across the globe. Featured is Amantia Muhedini, Sustainable & Impact Investing Strategist Americas, UBS Chief Investment Office, and Jonathan Bailey, Global Head of ESG & Impact Investing at Neuberger Berman. Host: Daniel Cassidy

Amantia Muhedini and Martin Grosskopf discuss achieving circularity in sustainable investing, focusing on challenges faced by companies in finding plastic alternatives. They explore Lego's search for sustainable materials, emphasizing engineering challenges and the need for scalable solutions. The chapter also highlights investment opportunities, demand for alternative materials, and potential of circular economy and waste management in advancing sustainability goals.

Amantia Muhedini and Dan Roarty discuss key takeaways from the 2023 voter proxy season, the health of the ESG fund landscape, and sustainability themes for portfolios. They touch on social issues in sustainable investing, the impact of anti-ESG rhetoric, reshoring and infrastructure development opportunities, and the growth of artificial intelligence in different industries.