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Vincent Compiègne
Deputy Global Head of ESG Investments & Research
Vincent has been Deputy Head of ESG Investments & Research at Candriam since 2019. He joined the firm in 2017 as a Senior Analyst in the ESG Investments & Research Team.
Vincent has worked in the financial services industry since 2007, including at AXI IM as an SRI Analyst for the Transport and Industrial Goods sectors, where he monitored the development and follow-up of green investments, including AXA Group and AXA IM’s Green Bonds. He also worked at ERAFP, France's first 100% SRI pension fund, and at Bloomberg.
Vincent holds a Masters 2 in Economics and Finance from the Sorbonne (France)
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Lucia Meloni, Hien Nguyen, Vincent Compiègne, ESG, SRI, Research Paper
There are several examples of emerging markets where corporate governance standards and ESG disclosure have evolved in recent years, among which China, India, South Korea, Taiwan…

Outlook 2023, Vincent Compiègne
Private Debt & ESG: small companies, big (data) challenge
ESG data – its availability, relevance and comparability - is at the center of a wide industry debate which is even more lively for private markets. We discuss three ways to deal with this issue, and reemphasize the central role of due diligence in the ESG analysis process.

ESG, Research Paper, SRI, Vincent Compiègne
Capital Goods companies: enablers of a low-carbon economy
Dull, boring, capital goods? Not at all! These companies are the next new thing in our Climate fight. As developers and providers of a wide range of components and automation products, capital goods companies develop the often un-seen products to reduce energy use and other sources of Greenhouse Gas emissions (GHGs).

ESG, Research Paper, SRI, Vincent Compiègne, Lucia Meloni
Cryptocurrencies and ESG: a contradiction in terms?
For more than a year, markets – and investing Millennials in particular – seem unable to get enough of either ESG investments or cryptocurrencies.

Vincent Compiègne, Outlook 2021
Hydrogen: energy of the future?
Hydrogen is seeing increasing interest from investors driven by European Union’s plans for renewable energy expansion