| The upcoming global climate change summit in Paris and falling coal prices offer the latest reminder for investors to start thinking about the potential impact future carbon policy changes will have on where they park their money.
While the issue has not received a lot of public attention, fund managers have been thinking for years about ways to take advantage of future climate change policies such as the introduction of a carbon price. It is a more nuanced debate than the contentious issue of ethical investing, which grabbed a lot of headlines last year when the Australian National University blacklisted seven companies including Santos and Oil Search...............................................Full Article: Source |