Just as the world was starting to emerge from the most severe pandemic in a century, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine started the most disruptive war at the heart of Europe since World War II. The resulting economic and political shocks present a real-world test for environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies.  

Listen as Invesco Global Market Strategist, Arnab Das, led a discussion exploring:   

• How energy policy could shift due to higher prices and supply vulnerabilities. 
• What prominence different sectors such as energy and defence are given. 
• What impact sanctions will have at both the sovereign and corporate level. 
• How the balance between the “E” and the “S” in ESG is being reassessed. 

The webinar featured Invesco’s Director of ESG Research, Sudip Hazra; our Head of EU Government Relations and Public Policy, Elizabeth Gillam; and Global Head of Asset Allocation Research, Paul Jackson. 


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