Incorporating Environmental and Social Factors into Prudential Financial Assessments

Burton Capital Ventures partnered with Commonweal Advisors to assess North Carolina’s anti-ESG law. Quite clearly, the law does not prevent considering environmental and social factors in evaluating financial risk. Indeed, existing authorities and obligations demand that asset managers of the North Carolina pension funds consider such factors.

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