Flood, fire and wind risks have begun migrating across the US, creating a need for better home insurance pricing and analytics. On this week’s episode of ESG Currents, BI senior analyst Andy Stevenson is joined by Dr. Jeremy Porter, chief scientist at First Street, to discuss ways of getting better climate data into the hands of consumers, companies and federal agencies.

This episode was recorded on June 3.

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The changing regulatory landscape, energy policy and backlash against ESG are some of the key developments affecting both public and private companies over the past few years. On this episode of ESG Currents, BI analyst Shaheen Contractor is joined by Charlotte Peyraud and Rob Teigman, the co-heads of Sustainability Advisory Services at Houlihan Lokey, to discuss the energy transition and ESG landscape through the lens of an adviser. They also outline key takeaways from advising and supporting board members.

This episode was recorded on May 2.

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“In a long-term investing framework, high quality, high conviction, fundamental, mission-driven businesses that provide society with what it really needs will outperform,” says Colin le Duc, a founding partner at Generation Investment Management. Founded in 2004, Generation is a pure-play sustainable investment manager, and according to its website, “It is all we do. It is all we will ever do.” On this episode of the Bloomberg Intelligence ESG Currents podcast, le Duc joins Eric Kane, BI’s director of ESG research to discuss the evolution of sustainable investing, the need to institutionalize impact investing, net-positive companies, his view that sustainable investing is hard, essential and insufficient, and much more.

The episode was recorded on May 15.

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