Shenzhen Finance Institute, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhenand Huaxia Wealth Management Co., Ltd. Annual Report on ESG Investing in China's Asset Management Industry 2022EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSEDITORS-IN-CHIEFEDITORIAL BOARDEXECUTIVE EDITOREDITORIAL MEMBERSYuan ZhihongXia BinWang Wenxu Li Xiao Wang HankuiQin DanXiong WanfangJiang PingpingYang WenhaoZhang BohuiHuman society is experiencing the double impact of changes unseen for centuries and a severe pandemic. Complicated and changeable externalities, such as frequent extreme climate events, fluxional financial markets, and an intensified energy crisis pose severe challenges to global economic recovery. In this context, all sectors of the world must assume the mission of creating opportunities during this crisis and turn a new page. The just concluded 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference reached a resolution to establish the "Loss and Damage" Fund to help developing countries bear the immediate costs of climate-induced events. The report to the 20th National Congress of the CPC also put forward new requirements for "green and low-carbon development and actively yet prudently promoting carbon peaking and carbon neutrality". The financial industry plays an important role in addressing climate change and promoting low-carbon transition. As an important pillar of sustainable finance development, ESG emphasizes the coordinated development of the economy, environment, and society, which coincides with the policy principle of "high-quality development" and "green development" in China. With the global popularization of ESG, investment practices continuously improve, and funds grow in scale. ESG investing has gradually become mainstream. According to a review arti...
