ERCII Academic Publications
Accounting for finance is key for climate mitigation pathways
Science Vol 372, Issue 6545.
The financial system—the ecosystem of investors (e.g., banks, investment funds, insurance), markets, and instruments—...
Compounding COVID-19 and climate risks: The interplay of banks’ lending and government’s policy in the shock recovery
Journal of Banking & Finance, Volume 136, March 2022.
Authors assess the individual and compounding impacts of COVID-19 and...
Measuring and Managing ESG Risks in Sovereign Bond Portfolios and Implications for Sovereign Debt Investing
The Journal of Portfolio Management, Vol. 48, Issue 2, Quantitative Special Issue 2022.
This article shows that...
Do the Shades of Green Matter? The Pricing and Ownership of “Dark-green” Bonds
Hong Kong Academy of Finance (AoF), January 2021.
This study explores whether the green bonds rated “dark green” by CICERO are priced...
Determinants of internal carbon pricing
Energy Policy, Volume 143
Action against climate change is urgent and requires the participation of firms. The progressive internalization of...
National Climate Policies and Corporate Internal Carbon Pricing
While national governments pledged to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions under the Paris Agreement, delivering on these aims will require...
Future-Proof Your Climate Strategy
Harvard Business Review, May/June 2019
Many companies are protecting themselves against “climate risk”—the damage they might suffer from heat...
Environmental corporate social responsibility and financial performance: Disentangling direct and indirect effects
Ecological Economics, Vol. 78, June 2012.
This paper assesses the impact of environmental corporate social responsibility (ECSR...
Performance of Socially Responsible Investment Funds against an Efficient SRI Index: The Impact of Benchmark Choice when Valuating Active Managers
Bankers, Markets & Investors, N.117 - March - April 2012
This paper conducts a performance measurement of SRI funds and assesses the impact of...
The Performance of Socially Responsible Investment: A Study of the French Market
Bankers, Markets & Investors, N.106 - May - June 2010
Socially responsible investment (SRI) has grown considerably since 2000 and it is now...
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