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ESG & Transition: strategies under scrutiny
Position your strategy where institutional decisions are being tested
Commercial Opportunities in the May/June issue of IPE

The ESG and climate transition debate is entering a more demanding phase — where execution, credibility and risk management are under increasing scrutiny.

IPE’s recent coverage reflects how this landscape is evolving:

Growing expectations of a disorderly transition, with direct implications for portfolio risk and resilience Continued development of ESG practices — but with greater uncertainty around initiatives, frameworks and long-term direction A shift from disclosure towards strategic transition planning and capital allocation Increasing focus on investable transition strategies aligned with institutional portfolio requirements Emerging approaches to transition finance, alongside ongoing questions around credibility and standards Market-based signals — including missed targets and repricing — testing progress in real time Recognition that outcomes depend on policy, regulation and real-economy change, not capital alone
For asset managers, the challenge is not simply commitment but how ESG and transition strategies stand up within this more demanding environment.

To support this evolving discussion, IPE is inviting a limited number of partners to contribute thought leadership, placing your perspective directly in front of Europe’s pension fund decision-makers.

Some ideas from IPE for thought leadership angles

Positioning portfolios for a disorderly transitionIntegrating ESG within real-world transition pathwaysBuilding credible, investable transition strategies in public marketsClimate risk as a systemic portfolio considerationTransition finance: from framework to implementationStewardship and engagement in a more contested environmentNavigating policy uncertainty and regulatory fragmentationMeasuring progress: from disclosure to decision-making

Position your strategy where institutional decisions are being tested.
If you would like to amplify your message in the ESG/Transition print report of IPE’s May/June issue which will also include pushing your thought leadership content via an IPE co–branded solus email, please contact me.
Best regards,
Dan  
Dan Brill
Commercial Director, IPE
+44 7788 216889
dan.brill@ipe.com

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