ICYMI: Stuart Kirk is HSBC Asset Management’s head of responsible investing, yet reckons financial types needn’t worry about climate risk. That puts the $123 billion lender’s chief executive, Noel Quinn, in a tricky spot at a bad time, writes gfhay
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