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Reducing the Carbon Intensity of Low Volatility Portfolios

Jennifer Bender, Chen He, Chee Ooi and Xiaole Sun
The Journal of Portfolio Management Ethical Investing 2020, jpm.46.3.108; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jpm.2020.46.3.108
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Chee Ooi
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Xiaole Sun
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Jennifer Bender, Chen He, Chee Ooi, Xiaole Sun
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Reducing the Carbon Intensity of Low Volatility Portfolios
Jennifer Bender, Chen He, Chee Ooi, Xiaole Sun
The Journal of Portfolio Management Jan 2020, jpm.46.3.108; DOI: 10.3905/jpm.2020.46.3.108
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    • Abstract
    • LOW VOLATILITY INVESTING HAS BECOME ITS OWN STYLE CATEGORY
    • MEANWHILE CARBON AND CLIMATE INVESTING ARE JUST EMERGING
    • EMPIRICAL FRAMEWORK: LOW VOLATILITY STRATEGIES FIVE DIFFERENT WAYS
    • INTEGRATING CARBON
    • EMPIRICAL RESULTS: CARBON INTEGRATION HAS SURPRISINGLY MINIMAL IMPACT ON LOW VOLATILITY STRATEGIES
    • THE PATHWAY TO CARBON REDUCTION IN MINIMUM VARIANCE PORTFOLIOS
    • CONCLUSION
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