AllianceBernstein Pioneers 'Green-Alpha' in Australia

The video tutorial discusses an investment strategy focused on being carbon neutral and outperforming traditional equity benchmarks. It highlights a defensive approach with a significant allocation to Australian investments and a portion for global diversification. The selection of companies, such as Rio Tinto, is based on their carbon emissions and potential for attractive returns. The video also covers corporate strategies for reducing carbon footprints and the importance of risk management, particularly in response to events like Westpac's money laundering charges.

What is the overall goal of the investment strategy discussed in the text?

What is meant by 'green alpha' in the context of the investment strategy?

How does the investment strategy aim to achieve carbon neutrality?

What factors are considered when valuing a company in this investment strategy?

How does the strategy approach investments in companies with high carbon emissions?