Kathryn McDonald's guest appearances

Kathryn McDonald

Success Stories from Catherine Robson

Opto Sessions – Invest in the Next Big Idea

Ray Dalio

Meb Faber

Mark Yusko

Janine Allis

Amy Herman

Warren Buffett

Neil Howe

Jim Rogers

Perth Tolle

David Rosenberg

Jeff Ross

Clara Brenner

Gregory Zuckerman

Adam Robinson

Steve Hanke

OwlTail

Today, I’m welcoming Kathryn McDonald to the Opto Sessions podcast, Co-Founder of Radiant ESG. Earlier this year Kathryn and Radiant CEO Heidi Ridley left renowned Quant House, Rosenberg Equities - The ‘Original Quant’ if you read Rosenberg’s website. The duo had decided to take the ESG integration synonymous with their former employer, one step further.I speak to Kathryn about why, with global inflows into sustainable funds up 72% in Q2 2020, ESG is booming right now. We then discuss how Kathryn and Co. have captured this global zeitgeist, in Radiant’s product offering, with two new strategies primed for imminent market release.Kathryn’s commitment to what we now call Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing began over 30 years ago, and I learnt a lot about a sector that added $71 billion in the second quarter of this year. Kathryn identifies the themes she thinks will lend further intrigue to an industry on the lips of market commentators all over the world, and I hope you find the interview as valuable as I did. Enjoy!...Thanks to Cofruition for consulting on and producing the podcast. Want further Opto insights? Check out our daily newsletter: https://www.cmcmarkets.com/en-gb/opto/newsletter

Today, I’m welcoming Kathryn McDonald to the Opto Sessions podcast, Co-Founder of Radiant ESG. Earlier this year Kathryn and Radiant CEO Heidi Ridley left renowned Quant House, Rosenberg Equities - The ‘Original Quant’ if you read Rosenberg’s website. The duo had decided to take the ESG integration synonymous with their former employer, one step further. I speak to Kathryn about why, with global inflows into sustainable funds up 72% in Q2 2020, ESG is booming right now. We then discuss how Kathryn and Co. have captured this global zeitgeist, in Radiant’s product offering, with two new strategies primed for imminent market release. Kathryn’s commitment to what we now call Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing began over 30 years ago, and I learnt a lot about a sector that added $71 billion in the second quarter of this year. Kathryn identifies the themes she thinks will lend further intrigue to an industry on the lips of market commentators all over the world, and I hope you find the interview as valuable as I did. Enjoy! ... Thanks to <a href="https://www.cofruition.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cofruition</a> for consulting on and producing the podcast. Want further Opto insights? Check out our daily newsletter: <a href="https://www.cmcmarkets.com/en-gb/opto/newsletter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cmcmarkets.com/en-gb/opto/newsletter</a>

Kathryn McDonald - An ESG Chief on Sustainable Funds' $71 Billion Boom

Kathryn McDonald is Head of Rosenberg's sustainable investing initiative focusing on ESG and sustainability research, thought leadership, and portfolio implementation.In this episode of Success Stories, Kathryn catches up with Catherine Robson about how growing up in a rural part of the United States fuelled her ambition and how you can do good and still make some money and how to balance the ESG factors. She reflects on the importance of art in her life and where she goes a couple of times a week to unwind.

Kathryn McDonald is Head of Rosenberg's sustainable investing initiative focusing on ESG and sustainability research, thought leadership, and portfolio <a href="http://implementation.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">implementation.In</a> this episode of Success Stories, Kathryn catches up with Catherine Robson about how growing up in a rural part of the United States fuelled her ambition and how you can do good and still make some money and how to balance the ESG factors. She reflects on the importance of art in her life and where she goes a couple of times a week to unwind.