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Ken Van Weyenberg, Water, Equities, Circular Economy

The transition's next challenge: beyond clean energy

The environmental transition is often presented as a clean-energy story. However, as electrification scales, a different question is becoming more important: can the global economy secure, reuse and manage the resources needed to make the transition possible?
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*As of 12/31/2022. Candriam changed the Assets Under Management (AUM) calculation methodology, and AUM now includes certain assets, such as non-discretionary AUM, external fund selection, overlay services, including ESG screening services, advisory consulting services, white labelling services, and model portfolio delivery services that do not qualify as Regulatory Assets Under Management, as defined in the SEC’s Form ADV. AUM is reported in EUR. AUM not denominated in EUR is converted at the spot rate as of 12/31/2025.

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