Sustainability Funds Hardly Direct Capital Towards Sustainability

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B. Further Evaluations Figure 24: Capital allocation effect across the different critical economic activities

INFRAS | 3 May 2021 | Annex

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A.2 Inrate Climate Impact

Tables

Literature

B. Further Evaluations

7.3. Recommendations

Figures

7.2. Current regulations point into the right direction but have major shortcomings

6.2. Asset management effect present, but of limited relevance

6.1. Capital allocation effect hardly existent

6. Discussion of Results

5.2. Current regulatory changes supporting effective capital allocation

5.1. General prerequisites for effective capital allocation

4.3. Regression: effects of sustainability approaches on the funds’ portfolio impact

4.4. Case studies

4.1. Overview

5. Framework Conditions for Effective Capital Allocation

4.2. Comparisons

4. Empirical Results

3.4. Limits of this analysis

3.2. Data set

1. Aim and Scope of the Study

2.2. How investments can contribute to sustainability

Interpretation: Possible causes

Results of the empirical analysis

2.3. How to assess capital allocation contributions to sustainability

Scope of the empirical analysis

Conclusions and consequences

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