In this episode of Turbo Impact, Courtney Wei, Head of Investment at China Life Insurance (Overseas), joins host Kenny Chen to explore how one of Asia’s largest insurers is embedding sustainability into long-term global allocation through a liability-driven investing (LDI) approach.
As a global asset allocator, Courtney shares how her team applies LDI principles to deploy insurance capital across geographies and asset classes, embedding sustainability into portfolio construction by design. She offers an LP’s perspective on evaluating GPs’ approach to sustainability integration—what matters most beyond box-ticking—and shares which global opportunity sets most excite her from both return and impact standpoints.
Key Topics Covered
- How liability-driven investing (LDI) anchors sustainability in insurance capital strategy
- Embedding ESG across strategy, portfolio construction, and manager oversight
- What LPs look for in GPs—moving beyond policies to organizational integrity
- How regulatory frameworks shape capital efficiency and sustainability outcomes
- Opportunity sets in climate transition, healthcare, and AI infrastructure
Who Should Listen:
Private capital managers, institutional allocators, and corporate leaders
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Produced by: Turbo Net Zero
What is Turbo Impact?
Turbo Impact is a podcast by Turbo Net Zero, exploring how sustainability shapes private capital. We bring together top investors, institutional allocators, and entrepreneurs to discuss how sustainability influences investment and corporate strategies.
Each episode dives into real-world insights on integrating sustainability in private capital. Turbo Impact features candid conversations with industry leaders who turn sustainability challenges into strategic opportunities and meaningful impact.