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Letters to the Editor: Surely all of us will rejoice when this election is over because it ends our constant bombardment of political ads.

Australian Retirement Trust has added former Willis Towers Watson sustainable investments lead Tim Unger to its team.

Tim Unger, the high-profile sustainability head at Willis Towers Watson, has departed after 22 years with the firm.

The plan to make Australia a renewable energy superpower featured heavily throughout this year’s Federal Budget — which translates into opportunities to attract more capital from asset owners and the private sector.

The Thinking Ahead Institute, an investment research member group, says investors could face a 50-60 per cent downside to existing assets by the end of the century if climate change moves beyond 2.7

As Willis Towers Watsons head of sustainable investment Tim Unger shares how he is helping asset owners turn lofty goals into long-lasting, meaningful action. Karren Vergara writes.

Willis Towers Watson has appointed a head of sustainable investment, promoting a senior investment consultant to the newly created role.

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Leslie Mao, head of equities, said: “Building exposure to China is best viewed as a journey that balances the pace of market improvements with the imperative to achieve structural geographical diversity in a global portfolio. “Nonetheless, it is our view that China warrants a much higher exposure in an investor’s portfolio over the long run. As importantly, a standalone equity allocation to China is the better way to obtain the compelling diversification and potential excess return benefi...