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Philipp Krüger is Professor of Responsible Finance at the University of Geneva. Professor Krüger is a regular speaker at leading finance conferences worldwide and his research has been published in top academic journals.

 

Expertise

Professor Krüger's research focuses primarily on sustainable finance. He has, for example, studied whether, how, and why institutional investors incorporate climate risk into investment decisions. His research reveals that institutional investors believe that climate risks have implications for their portfolio and that these risks, in particular regulatory risks, have already begun to materialize. Long-term, larger, and ESGoriented institutional investors consider risk management and engagement—rather than divestment—to be the better approach to tackling climate risks. Further analysis shows that institutional investors not only find climate risk reporting to be as important as traditional financial reporting, but also believe it should be mandatory and better standardized. Professor Krüger actively participates in SFI Knowledge Exchange activities that focus on the topic of responsible investing and broader ESGrelated aspects.

Expertise Fields

  • Portfolio Management and Asset Classes
    • Behavioral Finance and Neurofinance
    • Equities
  • Financial Institutions
    • Institutional Investors and Funds
    • Rating Agencies
  • Corporate Finance and Governance
    • Capital Budgeting and Investment Policy
    • Corporate Governance and Managerial Compensation
    • Financial Valuation
    • Financing Policy and Capital Structure
  • Frontier Topics
    • Sustainable Finance

Current Publications:

SFI Roundup: Investing for Impact

Climate Risk Disclosure and Institutional Investors

Do Responsible Investors Invest Responsibly?

Nº 22-26: The Economics of Sustainability Linked Bonds

Nº 21-84: ESG news, future cash flows, and firm value

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