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Alastair Marsh
Journalist at Bloomberg News
Alastair Marsh is a journalist at Bloomberg LP who specializes in reporting on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues and climate change.2 He is part of the Bloomberg News team, where he focuses on covering topics related to sustainability, green finance, and environmental concerns.1
As an ESG reporter, Marsh's work involves:
Areas of Coverage
- Following financial trends related to sustainability
- Tracking emissions and their impact
- Investigating potential greenwashing practices3
Background and Experience
Marsh has a diverse reporting background. Before focusing on ESG and climate change, he previously covered cryptocurrencies for Bloomberg News.1 This demonstrates his versatility as a journalist and his ability to adapt to different financial and technological beats.
Current Role
In his current position, Marsh:
- Writes articles for Bloomberg News on ESG and climate change topics
- Keeps an eye on cryptocurrency and financial markets developments
- Contributes to Bloomberg's climate coverage3
Professional Presence
Marsh maintains an active professional presence online:
- He has over 500 connections on LinkedIn2
- He is active on Twitter (X), where he shares his reporting and insights on ESG and climate change issues3
Marsh's reporting often delves into the challenges and developments in sustainable business practices, climate tech, and the financial implications of climate change for various industries.45
Highlights
If the companies that derive revenue from products and services that help reduce carbon emissions were taken as a single industry group, they would have had the second-best financial performance of any equity sector over the past decade.
Only tech stocks, which have seen outsized growth, buoyed most recently by breakthroughs in AI, surpassed the total returns of 198% generated by the so-called green economy over the past 10 years, according to a new report from LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group).
Featuring comments from Jaakko Kooroshy and Lily Dai:
#greeneconomy #decarbonization #netzero
As Barclays found out, banks' own performance on #sustainability issues can have a material impact on client relationships.
Just as banks like to assess the sustainability credentials of their clients (i.e. since that’s important in terms of whether they can meet their own targets on things like financed emissions), so now some clients are asking the banks that they hire for debt or equity underwriting what progress they are making and how they are doing on #ESG issues.
It’s a two-way street - and the consequence for poor ESG performance could be lost business.
(Thanks to Ulf G. Erlandsson and Bodo Winkler-Viti)
https://lnkd.in/eikigv4q
