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Second NatureE59 Kaisie Rayner: A Future Worth Living InKaisie Rayner is the Founder and Director of A Future Worth Living In, a pioneering organisation dedicated to guiding financial institutions in understanding and implementing sustainability practices as they transition to a low-carbon economy. With a robust background in finance and organisational development, studying Finance and Organisational Development in Western Australia and over a decade of experience in the finance sector, Kaisie is striving to drive systemic change.Her career has been focused on transforming financial systems to align with societal goals, advocating for a shift toward sustainable and impactful investment practices. In this episode, K...
2024-08-011h 04
The penny dropsWhy is COP26 so important?The action taken on climate change over the next decade will radically shape the health of the planet for generations. COP26, the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties happening in Glasgow in November 2021, aims to help us rise to that challenge together. On this episode Andrea Fox is joined by Kaisie Rayner, Climate Change Lead at Royal London, who tells us all about COP26, why it’s such a crucial event for climate change and what it’s got to do with finance.
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Royal London recommends you seek professional inde...
2021-11-0129 min
Innovation MixtapeEpisode 12: ESG Innovation with Kasie RaynerAbout Kaisie
Kaisie Rayner joined Scottish Widows, part of Lloyds Banking Group in 2017 to lead the implementation of a Responsible Investment Framework for Scottish Widows, a subsidiary company one of the UK’s largest DC pension providers.
Since joining she has been evangelical about the need to integrate and embed Environmental, Social & Governance risk analysis across the organisation. She is passionate about enabling the transition to a low carbon economy, determined to save the world one pension at a time.
Previously, Kaisie was part of the team at AEGON that delivered Retiready, a ne...
2020-08-2045 min