RIAA's Financial Adviser Forum - Climate Series - Session 2

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Session 2Thursday 14 OctoberWhat options do you have available to you now? Hear from five product providers (Australian Ethical, Nanuk Asset Management, Federation Asset Management, Northern Trust Asset Management & BetaShares) who have achieved certification under RIAA’s Responsible Investment Certification Program. Understand how they are addressing climate and renewable energy opportunities in their funds.https://youtu.be/EFI5WLotLIw

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