According to the IPCC, we are in the critical decade in the fight against climate change. To achieve a 1.5°C outcome, global GHG emissions need to reduce by 45% by 2030 and net zero by 2050.1 In response, many investors have adopted climate action plans. A feature of many such plans is to reduce their portfolio’s emissions footprint (i.e. their proportionate ‘ownership’ of the underlying companies’ emissions) in line with similar 2030 and 2050 goals.

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Munro Partners

Melbourne-based Munro Partners was created in 2016 and takes its name from the Scottish term for a mountain over 3,000 feet. The team chooses to align themselves with the Munros as they see investing as a process of climbing all mountains…while the perspective from one peak may give you one view, it is only once you have considered the view from other peaks that the whole picture becomes clear.

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