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Tomorrow's Capital (S307): Good For the Planet, Good For Business Jun 04, 2019

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What if we told you that what is good for the planet tends to be good for business? That's a position that Carole Laible, CEO of Domini Investments believes in. At Domini, her team builds mutual funds with competitive financial returns, ecological sustainability and universal human dignity.

Tomorrow's Capital (S3E6): Advancing ESG: "Panic But Don't Paralyze" May 28, 2019

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Corporations today increasingly find value in environmental and social sustainability. How has reporting on these topics evolved and how do we prepare to advance ESG? We speak with Todd Cort, faculty at Yale School of Management and Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies and Faculty Co-Director at Yale Center for Business and the Environment.

Tomorrow's Capital (S3E5): How Companies Fare On An ESG Scale May 21, 2019

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Calvert Research and Management is focused on allocating capital consistent with environmental, social and governance best practices. Leading the company is John Streur, who has been in the ESG business since 1987. We speak with Streur about how the industry has changed and how the company assesses companies on an ESG scale.

Tomorrow's Capital (S3E4): The Green Bond Revolution May 13, 2019

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Director of Research at Sustainable Research and Analysis Henry Shilling discusses the evolution of ESG investing, integration, reporting and why green bonds have suddenly become attractive to investors. Join Evan Harvey, Global Head of Sustainability for Nasdaq as they delve into what value-based investing looks like today.

Tomorrow's Capital (S303): Thinking As Owners and Investors May 08, 2019

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From national park ranger to her current role as Head of ESG Investment at ClearBridge, Mary Jane McQuillen speaks about how ESG has changed in the industry through the last 30 years.

Tomorrow's Capital (S302): Responsible Investing Crosses Borders Apr 30, 2019

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What if we told you ESG investing is growing faster in the U.S. than in Europe? ISS Head of ESG Strategy in the Americas Ariane de Vienne challenges the myth that U.S. lags behind and more on the latest episode of Tomorrow's Capital.

ISS ESG is a global leader in ESG risk and has worked with 1,000+ clients worldwide to cover ESG ratings, rankings and screenings, portfolio analysis solutions, and more.

Tomorrow's Capital (S301): The Mainstreaming of ESG Apr 22, 2019

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What does mainstreaming of ESG mean for the future of the industry? Evan Harvey, Global Head of Sustainability discusses with Curtis Ravenel, Global Head of Sustainable Business & Finance at Bloomberg on the first episode of season three of Tomorrow's Capital.

At Bloomberg, Curtis helps incorporate sustainability into all firm operations and uses Bloomberg's Terminal to evaluate sustainability-related investment risks and opportunities for influential decision-makers. In the past, he has also worked for Bloomberg as Financial Controller for Asia managing accounting, tax, treasury and audit services for 23 legal entities with combined annual revenues exceeding $1 billion USD. He also served in Capital Planning and Financial Analysis Groups. With his expertise, he shares how ESG has changed throughout his career and what the future of ESG looks like.

Special Episode: The Future of Mobile Payments Jan 21, 2019

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Black Friday and Cyber Monday in 2018 broke records with $1 billon dollars transacted in mobile payments. Nasdaq's VP of Global Corporate Communications Allan Schoenberg speaks with the CFO of PayPal John Rainey about the future of mobile payment on a special episode of Tomorrow's Capital.

Tomorrow's Capital (S2E5): Is Self-Programming Technology The Future? Oct 22, 2018

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In this episode, Tom Fay, SVP of Nasdaq's Enterprise Architecture and System Engineering team talks with Balaji Prabhakar, VMware Founders Professor of Computer Science and a faculty member of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Stanford University during the 16th edition of Nasdaq's biannual Technology of the Future Conference. They discuss self-driving networks, clock synchronization, innovation, and the Cloud.

Tomorrow's Capital (S2E4): Why Hasn't Silicon Valley Disrupted FinTech? It's Complicated Oct 16, 2018

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Jesse McWaters of the World Economic Forum talks about how fintech has disrupted the financial services industry in subtler ways than we had anticipated they would five years ago. For example, data will become not only a huge source of revenue for exchanges, but also an essential tool for training machine learning models.

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