PARTICIPANTS


Chandra Gopinathan Senior investment manager, sustainable ownership Railpen


Chandra Gopinathan is responsible for climate strategy, energy transition invest- ment and integrating risk management across Railpen’s portfolios.


Lloyd McAllister Head of ESG research


Newton Investment Management


Lloyd McAllister sets Newton’s responsible investment philosophy, overseeing the ESG research process and engaging on environ- mental, social and governance issues. He qualified as a chartered accountant at KPMG where he worked within the firm’s tax, audit and sustainability consulting teams.


He has two decades of investing and portfolio management experience, which means he brings credit structuring, ESG analysis and a multi-asset investment perspective to Railpen’s sustainability practices.


Claire Jones Head of responsible investment Lane Clark & Peacock


Claire Jones is an actuary with more than 20 years’ experience spanning investment, pen- sions and sustainability. As head of responsible investment at Lane Clark & Peacock, she helps clients to inte- grate ESG into their investment processes. She also advises large pension schemes on implementing the Taskforce on Climate- related Disclosures requirements. Jones ensures that ESG and stewardship considerations are embedded in the firm’s investment manager research across all asset classes. She also leads research into ESG- focused equity funds.


Jacqueline Jackson Head of responsible investment London CIV


Robert Campbell


Responsible investment senior financial analyst


USS Investment Management


Robert Campbell re-joined USS in 2020 hav- ing previously been an investment analyst in the scheme’s global emerging markets equities team.


He has also been a senior manager in PwC’s valuations team as well as a portfolio man- ager and analyst for Martin Currie Investment Management.


An economics graduate from the University of Glasgow, he started his career as a financial journalist at EuroWeek.


Jacqueline Jackson is head of responsible investment at London CIV, developing and implementing strategies designed to mitigate financial risks arising from environmental and socio-economic issues.


For almost 20 years she has advised insti- tutional investors, corporations and govern- ments on how to interpret exposure and impact associated with natural resource constraints. Jackson read sustainable finance at The Uni- versity of Oxford and is a trustee for several charities as well as an ambassador of The Diversity Project.


Callum Logan


Senior portfolio manager Coal Pension Trustees


Economics graduate Callum Logan works across asset allocation and responsible investment for the Mineworkers’ Pension Scheme and the British Coal Staff Superan- nuation Scheme.


Prior to joining Coal Pension Trustees (in-house investment manager of the two schemes) in 2018, Logan was a consultant at Aon advising occupational pension schemes on their investment strategy.


October 2022 portfolio institutional roundtable: Responsible investing


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