易方达基金与海外机构共商可持续经济解决方案

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Global Responsible Investment Conference, hosted by the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), took place in São Paulo, Brazil, focusing on sustainable economic solutions and the resilience of investment strategies in the face of global challenges [1] Group 1: Conference Overview - The conference gathered approximately 1,300 global leaders from government, business, finance, academia, and civil society to discuss accelerating sustainable economic solutions through business and finance [1] - The event is positioned as a key component of the COP30 Business and Finance Forum under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change [1] Group 2: Asian Market Focus - One of the main forum topics was "Exploring Risks and Opportunities in High-Growth Asian Markets," emphasizing the development and challenges of sustainability in Asia [2] - The ESG research director of E Fund, Cheng Jie, represented Chinese institutions and discussed the advancements in China's ESG framework, including regulatory improvements and innovative mechanisms [2] - Cheng Jie noted that under the "dual carbon" goals, China's industrial structure and financial system are shifting towards green and low-carbon transformations, with asset management institutions moving from ESG research to practical investment applications [2] Group 3: Emerging Markets Discussion - The sub-forum on "Responsible Investment Practices in Emerging Markets: China and Brazil" was hosted by E Fund's ESG chief researcher, Wei Yixi, featuring discussions with representatives from various organizations [3] - The forum explored the relationship between China and Brazil's industrial chains and proposed suggestions for deepening cooperation in the sustainable field [3] Group 4: Publication Release - E Fund and Itaú Asset Management jointly released the "China-Brazil Responsible Investment White Paper," which systematically reviews the latest developments and practical cases in sustainable information disclosure, classification standards, and product standards between the two countries [5]