The best investment decisions often come from asking broader questions.

In this epsiode of The Exchange, Derek Rozycki, Head of Responsible Investing at Mubadala, reflects on how investing has evolved over the past two decades, and why long-term performance increasingly depends on understanding a wider range of risks and opportunities beyond traditional financial metrics.

Derek shares how Mubadala approaches responsible investing as part of a broader effort to make better investment decisions, build more resilient businesses, and identify new sources of long-term value. He discusses how environmental, social, and governance considerations can help investors develop a fuller picture of a business, from human capital and governance to climate, regulation, and shifting market expectations.

The conversation explores how technology, societal change, and global transformation are reshaping investment frameworks, and why responsible investing is becoming a more rigorous and integrated part of how institutions assess resilience, competitiveness, and future growth.

Drawing on his experience across finance, investment, and sustainability, Derek reflects on the relationship between responsibility and performance, and why long-term investors need both discipline and adaptability to navigate a changing world.

From climate and energy transition to AI, governance, and human capital, this episode offers a thoughtful perspective on why responsible investing is ultimately about making better investment decisions.

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