Institutional investors' Views and Preferences On Climate Risk Disclosure

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climate risk disclosure and institutional investors finance working paper n° 661/2020 october 2021 emirhan ilhan frankfurt school of finance and management philipp krueger university of geneva, gfri, sfi and ecgi zacharias sautner frankfurt school of finance and management and ecgi laura t. starks university of texas at austin and ecgi © emirhan ilhan, philipp krueger, zacharias sautner and laura t. starks 2021. all rights reserved. short sections of text, not to exceed two paragraphs, may be quoted without explicit permission provided that full credit, including © notice, is given to the source. this paper can be downloaded without charge from: ssrn.com/abstract_id=3437178 www.ecgi.global/content/working-papers ecgi working paper series in finance climate risk disclosure and institutional investors working paper n° 661/2020 october 2021 emirhan ilhan philipp krueger zacharias sautner laura t. starks we would like to thank itay goldstein (the editor) and two anonymous referees for their very constructive comments. we would also like to thank edward baker, alexander dyck, miguel ferreira, harrison hong, andrew karolyi, pedro matos, jerry parwada, jose scheinkman, and seminar participants at the pri academic conference 2019 in paris, the shenzhen sustainable finance forum 2019, the european commission summer school on sustainable finance in ispra 2019, stockholm school of economics, sveriges riksbank, university of mannheim, university of st.gallen, university of groningen, …

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