ESG Trends to Watch in 2019 Webinar

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19 February 2019:ESG Trends to Watch in 2019 WebinarHear from leading ESG experts from CAER, MSCI, Sustainalytics and FTSE Russell on the big ESG themes for the coming year.This webinar is designed for all RIAA members to keep up-to-date on the important trends in the sector and is not to be missed.Presenters:Enrico Colombo – SustainalyticsErin Levy – CAERBrendan Baker – MSCICarolyn Eagle – FTSE Russell

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