Peter Lupoff
Peter is a Partner of Beatrice Advisors, a multi-family office, and founder, principal of his family’s single-family office, Lupoff/Stevens Family Office, with a focus on investing for tangible social and climate impacts. He has also taught hedge fund strategies and impact investing at Yale School of Management, impact investing at Fordham University (where he remains a Gabelli Fellow), and presently teaches impact investing as a Special Lecturer at the University of California Haas School of Business.
A reckoning with reality: Lessons from the demise of the Net Zero Banking Alliance
Confronting uncomfortable truths about the nature of voluntary cooperation. Read More
How Microsoft and Unilever turned climate adaptation into a competitive advantage
Companies with strong adaptation strategies gain a "resilience dividend" over time. Read More
How the AI energy reckoning will reshape corporate climate commitments
A bifurcated approach is emerging based on the ability to secure clean energy. Read More
How the anti-ESG movement is reshaping corporate sustainability reports
When companies maintain disclosures despite potential backlash, it's because those practices are integrated into operations. Read More
Harvard and Yale invest in climate change
Financial returns aren't the only important metrics for the $700-plus billion held in university endowments. Read More
For effective green investing, go brown
Avoiding companies that are large GHG emitters won't help the planet or your portfolio. Read More
How the next generation will reshape impact investing
A staggering $84 trillion in wealth is expected to be transferred to younger generations in the next two decades. Read More
