Eva Halvarsson - 2019 Asset owner candidate video

The PRI invites you to join this webinar on 4 March to learn more about the minimum requirements that apply to all mandatory reporters in 2020. In time for the reporting deadline 31 March 2020, we will guide you through how you report on the minimum requirements in the reporting tool, provide guidance including the PRI resources available, and discuss the timeline for meeting the requirements.

You can read more about PRI's Minimum Requirements here: https://www.unpri.org/signatories/minimum-requirements

Presenter:
Milja Norberg, Manager of Reporting & Assessment (The PRI)

As part of our 10-year Blueprint for responsible investment – looking at how to take responsible investment forward over the next decade – we committed to undertake an extensive review of our Reporting Framework. This includes the reporting indicators themselves, our assessment methodology, the reporting outputs and the platforms to support this.

The Reporting Framework review began with a first consultation phase between March and July 2019. The PRI has since then taken a number of steps to carefully put together a more developed proposal of what a new Reporting and Assessment framework could look like. The proposal has been heavily based on signatory feedback during the first consultation phase, with oversight from the PRI Board and support from the Reporting and Assessment Advisory Committee. We are now in the second consultation phase, asking signatories to indicate their level of support for the proposal that the PRI has put forward.

This webinar will:
• serve as an update on the overall Reporting and Assessment review, including the steps taken so far and what’s next;
• outline the current Reporting and Assessment proposal out for consultation;
• test the ideas/collect feedback through polling questions about the proposal; and,
• answer any questions the audience might have in regards to the proposal.

Presenter:
Senita Galijatovic, Head of Reporting and Accountability (The PRI)

If you are a mandatory reporter responding to the PRI Reporting Framework in 2020, join our reporting cycle overview, update and Q&A session. This webinar is also a learning opportunity for signatories responding to the framework during their voluntary reporting period.

We will take you through what you need to know in order to prepare for the 2020 reporting cycle, including:

• A brief introduction to reporting;
• how to access the reporting tool;
• the changes made to the Reporting Framework for the 2020 reporting cycle;
• a brief update on the Reporting Framework review;
• the resources available for reporting; and
• a Q&A session.

The 2020 PRI reporting cycle starts on 6 January and ends on 31 March 2020. This webinar will be applicable to asset owner, investment manager and service provider signatories.

Presenter:
Danielle Watkins, Analyst, Reporting and Assessment (The PRI)

As part of our 10-year Blueprint for responsible investment – looking at how to take responsible investment forward over the next decade – we committed to undertake an extensive review of our Reporting Framework. This includes the reporting indicators themselves, our assessment methodology, the reporting outputs and the platforms to support this.

The Reporting Framework review began with a first consultation phase between March and July 2019. The PRI has since then taken a number of steps to carefully put together a more developed proposal of what a new Reporting and Assessment framework could look like. The proposal has been heavily based on signatory feedback during the first consultation phase, with oversight from the PRI Board and support from the Reporting and Assessment Advisory Committee. We are now in the second consultation phase, asking signatories to indicate their level of support for the proposal that the PRI has put forward.

This webinar will:
• serve as an update on the overall Reporting and Assessment review, including the steps taken so far and what’s next;
• outline the current Reporting and Assessment proposal out for consultation;
• test the ideas/collect feedback through polling questions about the proposal; and,
• answer any questions the audience might have in regards to the proposal.

Presenter:
Senita Galijatovic, Head of Reporting and Accountability, PRI

Join the PRI, the World Bank, Payden & Rygel Investment Management and Union Investment for a webinar on 23 January to explore ESG data sources and integration techniques for sovereign debt investing.

This session will provide a taste of the World Bank’s new Sovereign ESG Data Portal, an important enhancement to the data kit. Furthermore case studies by Payden & Rygel Investment Management and Union Investment will provide examples of how to consider ESG factors in sovereign debt analysis. The session builds on the PRI’s new Practical Guide to ESG Integration in Sovereign Debt.

Anna Georgieva, Manager, Investment Practices, PRI (moderator)
Fiona Stewart, Lead Financial Sector Specialist, Finance, Competitiveness & Innovation, World Bank
Johannes Böhm, Portfolio Management ESG Analyst, Union Investment
Kristin Ceva, CFA, Managing Principal, Payden & Rygel Investment Management

In 2018, as part of the PRI’s programme on championing climate action, we introduced voluntary climate change indicators in the PRI Reporting Framework, based on the recommendations of the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosure (TCFD).

From the 2020 reporting cycle, signatories will for the first time be required to report on the climate change indicators on a mandatory basis. The indicators will not be assessed and signatories can continue to choose whether they wish to disclose their responses.

This webinar will take you through what you need to know in order to prepare for and report on the TCFD-based PRI climate change indicators, including:
•A brief background to the TCFD recommendations and what they mean for signatories.
•An outline of the climate change indicators that will be mandatory to report on.
•How you can use the PRI's Data Portal to learn what actions other signatories have already taken related to climate change.

Presenters:
Edward Baker, Senior Specialist, Climate and Energy Transition (The PRI)
Senita Galijatovic, Head of Reporting and Accountability (The PRI)
Thalia Vounaki, Head of Data Analytics & Insights (The PRI)