LGIM Blog - Nick Stansbury, Head of Climate Solutions

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Nick Stansbury

Nick is the Head of Climate Solutions for the Asset Management division of L&G.

Nick joined in 2013 as a Fund Manager in L&G's Global Equity team, focused on energy and natural resources.

Prior to that he was Head of Commodity Research.

Prior to joining L&G he was an Investment Director for Developed Asia and Global Emerging Markets at Standard Life Investments.

Prior to that he worked for an emerging market focused hedge fund investing in equities, convertible bonds and distressed debt.

He has also worked in a corporate advisory role and as a software developer.

Nick has a law degree (LLB.) and a Master’s in jurisprudence (MJur.), focused on securities law, from the University of Durham.

Other articles by Nick Stansbury

Oil farm

How could the oil sector navigate the energy transition?

Few industries are as exposed to the energy transition as oil. What options does it face in a future of uncertain demand?

How climate

The ‘how’ of climate action investing

Seeking to unlock value from the energy transition

Pod ESG

Podcast: What does ‘climate action investing’ actually mean?

The goal is to allocate more capital to the business opportunities the transition creates, while simultaneously driving down emissions over time.

what climate

The ‘what’ of climate action investing

Focusing on high not low-carbon stocks via active ownership and investment.

why climate

The ‘why’ of climate action investing

The speed of transition - listed companies could be leaving billions on the table.

Reframing Climate

Reframing the climate question

"How should an investor balance a focus on reducing their climate impact with a desire for financial returns? And how does a company management team accommodate what can often be seen as competing demands, particularly when the going gets tough?"

climate teaser

Climate change: Inaction is not an option

Climate change: Inaction is not an option. Seeking to deliver an active approach to engagement and investing.

emerging world

Engagement-led investing: The time for climate action is now

Contrary to popular opinion, we believe delivering shareholder value and achieving net-zero goals needn’t be mutually exclusive. Let’s cut the rope in this tug of war.

scope three

Scope 3: Omission impossible

Measuring decarbonisation throughout the economy requires a logical and systematic approach. Including Scope 3 emissions is vital.

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