Why new EU rules could see traditional asset managers transform into responsible investors
‘Firms will want to take stock of their current business model’
‘Firms will want to take stock of their current business model’
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Now five years old, the UN’s SDGs are a useful tool to use with clients because of their resonance and relatability
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Both strategies pro-actively engage with developing market companies to improve their ESG credentials
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Change comes to offer advisers clarity over the funds it rates as ESG continues to grow
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The chairman of the insignificantly-sized investment company Kermitted Asset Management is worried about ‘a few bad apples’ – presumably because they aren’t on his payroll
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But some argue that limited leverage means less engagement on climate and green issues
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Emma Hunt had joined the wealth manager in early 2019
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Asset manager claims it is Europe’s first multi-asset ESG portfolios using ETFs as building blocks
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Blackrock and Vanguard Asset Management equity investments can be linked to 40,000 hectares of lost forest
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Ben Palmer joined the firm on the graduate programme in 2011
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Charles Stanley surveys 100 advisers and over 1,000 consumers on responsible investing
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16% of all asset management advertising booked in Q1 was focused on ESG
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