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Implications of reducing the carbon footprint of factor strategies

In a new research paper, we provide a detailed analysis of how factor strategies’ carbon footprint can be reduced and its implications.

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Shichen Zhao

Shichen is a Thematic Research Analyst in the ETF team, contributing to growing the thematic equity ETF range from an investments, research and analytics perspective. Before joining L&G’s Asset Management division in 2023, Shichen worked...

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Ayah Habboub

Ayah works on index strategy and research within the Index Solutions Team.

She joined L&G's Asset Management division in 2022 after...

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Howie Li

Howie leads the development and growth of the global index and ETF business within L&G’s Asset Management division. He and his team develop and manage assets across a range of solutions spanning from...

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