"Investing in Water and Waste - There is no economy without water, and no sustainable economy without waste management" WM Nexus Autumn Investment Trends Forum – Round Table Discussion We are looking forward to speaking with Saurabh Sharma, CFA, CAIA, Fund Manager at Regnan about “Tapping into Tomorrow – Thematic Investing and the Importance of Water and Waste Management” Regnan is the specialist sustainable and impact brand as part of J O Hambro Capital Management. Regnan focusses on delivering innovative sustainable and impact investment solutions, by drawing on over 25 years of experience at the frontier of responsible investment. Saurabh Sharma, CFA, CAIA, co-manager on the Regnan Water and Waste strategy will cover the following: *Thematic investing: the importance of purity, mapping a whole theme and the diversification benefits. *Investing in Water and Waste - There is no economy without water, and no sustainable economy without waste management *How investments in Water continues to be essential with water being used in nearly all forms of economic activity from food production to industrial and semiconductor manufacturing. *We will illustrate the different parts of the water value chain, and why the companies have the pricing power. *Waste – a theme 20-years behind water that historically has grown faster than global GDP. The opposite side of consumption that very few investors have any exposure to in portfolios. *How the unique combination of water and waste can offer differentiated risk adjusted returns without owning the widely held Tech sector. Date: Tuesday 24 September 2024 Time: 13:30-19:30 BST Location: Mayfair, London The Forum is open for an exclusive selection of UHNWs, Single and Multi Family Offices and Wealth Managers. Contact us for more information. #familyoffices #wealthmanagement #watermanagement #wastemanagement #sustainableinvesting #thematicinvesting
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Great article! I am personally passionate about circular economy and related concepts. We must actually practice 'recycle, reuse & reduce' wherever we can. To my mind, circular economy practices are more prevalent in rural / underdeveloped areas than urban / metros. The young educated customers, though aware, are hardly keep to adopt circular principles and practices. E.g., ask them if they would buy refurbished phones? and 75% will back out because they want 'new'. This derails the principle of 'reuse'. We are so deep into 'consumerism' that circularity, though necessary, takes a back seat. Mindless marketing to an extent is responsible for this.
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