Schroders faces challenge taking niche impact investing to mass market
Liquidity concerns and higher costs have alienated wealth managers from the asset class
Liquidity concerns and higher costs have alienated wealth managers from the asset class
Naomi Friend has a history with family offices and private clients
Investors mixed on whether occupiers such as betting shops are a problem
Earth Day 2019 sharpens spotlight on habitat destruction, deforestation and other causes of extinction
Environmentally and socially-minded investors seek transparency but find mixed results
EQ Investors has moved from high-risk to retail-friendly products for impact investors
2018 has seen plenty of ESG fund launches but the industry is not without its growing pains
Firms join forces with The Big Issue magazine to give investors access to ethical investments
Fund houses are increasingly launching impact products to rival mainstream alternatives
Impact investing, as a dedicated niche of sustainable investing, is under threat by greenwashing from mainstream asset managers, specialists warn.
Impact investing is being touted as an alternative to environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategies failing to live up to their ethical hype.
Standard Life Investments has launched its first fund which invests in global companies that aim to generate positive social and environmental impacts.