As MaxRa suggest MattLevine has been speaking about this idea from time to time * and so I do think mainstream finance is at least some what aware.
I feel sure you are aware, but in case not, Ellen Quigley has written about this alot (Cambridge centre for existential risks). (I didn’t see her work mentioned as I read your paper, but I read it quite quickly).
As MaxRa suggest MattLevine has been speaking about this idea from time to time * and so I do think mainstream finance is at least some what aware.
I feel sure you are aware, but in case not, Ellen Quigley has written about this alot (Cambridge centre for existential risks). (I didn’t see her work mentioned as I read your paper, but I read it quite quickly).
eg. https://www.cambridge.org/engage/coe/article-details/5fadc442ad40b800113d6637
2019 paper—Universal Ownership in the Anthropocene
2020 paper—Universal Ownership in the Age of COVID-19: Social Norms, Feedback Loops, and the Double Hermeneutic
And to PRI
https://www.unpri.org/the-pri-podcast/climate-stewardship-and-universal-ownership-reflections-from-2021s-agm-season/8034.article
Also, Thomas O’Neil is working in this area too. I can connect you if interested.
https://www.universalowner.org/our-story
*I blog briefly on this re: climate standards here: https://www.thendobetter.com/investing/2022/3/27/carbon-standards-notes