Sustainable Development

  • James Stacey                    is responsible for ECP's sustainable finance strategy and integration of Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) issues into investment analysis and portfolio management and reporting.  Prior to joining ECP, James was Head of Sustainable Business at Standard Chartered plc, with group wide responsibility for sustainable business, comprising a results/outcomes focused commercial strategy incorporating new products and revenue lines, risk management, operating efficiencies and stakeholder relations.   

    Previously, James was Head of KPMG's Sustainability Consulting Practice and earlier, KPMG's Environment M&A Advisory business.  James has over 18 years experience and began his career as an environmental engineer, providing 'construction quality assurance' for waste management and pollution control solutions.

    James is currently a Senior Associate for the Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership (CPSL), a Faculty member of the CPSL 'Climate Leaders Programme' and a member of the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) European Steering Committee.

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