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Factor Investing in Paris: Managing Climate Change Risk in Portfolio Construction

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Factor Investing in Paris: Managing Climate Change Risk in Portfolio Construction. / Kolle, Janina; Lohre, Harald; Radatz, Erhard et al.
In: Journal of Investment Management, Vol. 20, No. 4, 07.12.2022, p. 35-51.

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Kolle J, Lohre H, Radatz E, Rother C. Factor Investing in Paris: Managing Climate Change Risk in Portfolio Construction. Journal of Investment Management. 2022 Dec 7;20(4):35-51.

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Kolle, Janina ; Lohre, Harald ; Radatz, Erhard et al. / Factor Investing in Paris : Managing Climate Change Risk in Portfolio Construction. In: Journal of Investment Management. 2022 ; Vol. 20, No. 4. pp. 35-51.

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