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The risk of future natural disasters increases the equity risk premium in the short term — but those risks will only increase over the long run, researchers Mathijs Cosemans, Xander Hut, and Mathijs van Dijk from RSM argue.
Climate change poses a significant risk to portfolios — but how investors should manage that risk depends on their time horizon, researchers argue.
In a new study, Mathijs Cosemans, Xander Hut, and Mathijs van Dijk from the Rotterdam School of Management at Erasmus University looked at the implications of climate change on equity risk and how investors should factor those risks into their portfolios.