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    Reduce the Carbon, Fund the Transition

    by Rupert Cadbury
    Senior Sustainable Investment Strategist
    State Street Global Advisors

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    We believe climate change is one of the biggest risks in investment portfolios today. In our view, these risks impact a vast number of segments and industries — not just the obvious polluters. But we believe with climate risk also comes tremendous investment opportunity, as the economy reworks against the impact of climate change.

    We have developed a range of highly effective solutions to help investors who seek to make a material improvement to their carbon profile, while benefiting from our state-of-the art indexing portfolio management approach which balances diversification, turnover and tracking error objectives.

    For investors seeking to align portfolios with the Paris Agreement goals and the transition to a low-carbon economy, we offer a variety of options.

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