We identified the Green Revolution as one of the three most important structural megatrends driving the global equity universe over the next decade and beyond. The most significant part of this revolution is the shift away from fossil fuels and towards net zero emissions. Of course, renewable energy has an important role to play here. The battle against Climate Change should thus provide a lasting growth tailwind to the sector. And yet, we are hardly invested in the space. In this Spotlight, we want to explain to you, why we see so few attractive investment opportunities in renewables.
Authors
Bernd Deeken
Bernd Deeken has been a Portfolio Manager at Berenberg since April 2011. Within the Equity Fund Management, he oversees funds and special mandates with a focus on sustainability. Previously, he worked in asset management in the area of multi-asset mandates. After his dual studies at the Berufsakademie für Bankwirtschaft in Hannover (including a bank schooling), he completed his Masters in Banking and Finance in Zurich and Aberdeen. He is a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) and is a CFA Charterholder.
Equities
We consistently invest in high-growth companies that make a positive contribution to tackling global challenges facing the environment and society. Smaller, very sustainable companies are often neglected and undervalued. You too can take advantage of this and get involved in this value creation process at an early stage.