RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT
Challenges of tomorrow
From climate change to post Covid-19 recovery, as the focus sharpens on environmental, social and governance (ESG) concerns, how can companies and those who invest in them best address the responsible investment challenges of tomorrow and the regulatory requirements they may bring?
Read on for an overview of current responsible investment trends and themes to understand why they matter now more than ever before.
Investment implications of a food revolution
The confluence of climate change and a rising world population will require new approaches to food production write the Newton future food investment team.
Taking a social approach to global bond markets
With social bonds making an increasingly important contribution to new growth in the sustainable debt market, Insight Investment charts the development of the sector.
Why responsible investment matters to the loans sector
Alcentra managing director Ross Curran looks at the increasingly sustainable face of the European loans market.
Is the road ahead clear for electric vehicles?
The road ahead may not be free of speed bumps for EVs, warns the Insight Investment team.
Making up for lost time on climate policy
Can the US cut greenhouse gas emissions by half by 2030? Newton multi-asset portfolio manager Paul Flood explores the challenge ahead.
Is employee wellbeing the new ‘E’ in ESG?
Can companies come through the pandemic with a stronger, better workplace culture? Walter Scott investment manager Alan Edington explores some options.
Making sense of impact bonds
Despite impact bond sector opportunity, investors should be wary of ‘impact washing’, says Insight Investment head of responsible investment and stewardship, Joshua Kendall.
Is our current economic system fit for purpose?
Flaws in our economic system could mean a shift towards a more circular economy, says Walter Scott investment analyst Sasha Thompson.
Who’s afraid of the SFDR?
What might new SFDR regulation mean for both investors and responsible investment? Managers from across BNY Mellon and BNY Mellon Investment Management consider the pros and cons.
