All Developed Markets articles – Page 3
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: CORESTATE
We welcome the EU taxonomy. Studies show that one of the biggest challenges the sector faces is the lack of a common taxonomy to define the minimum criterion and requirements for sustainable activities.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: BlueBay
BlueBay supports the Commission’s Action Plan to ensure future economic development is founded on environmentally sustainable and socially responsible practices.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Neuberger Berman
Neuberger Berman believes the implementation of the taxonomy can help shift global capital flows towards more sustainable economic activities and help prevent the worst consequences of climate change.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: La Française
La Française has been involved in responsible investment for more than a decade and our Carbon Impact product series has been a key element of our ESG investment strategy.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: International Woodland Company
The IWC Group is an investment advisor and manager with nearly 30 years of global experience in responsible investing in natural capital landscapes.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Swedbank Robur
The EU Taxonomy will impact the investment community in many ways. However, it is primarily a tool that will facilitate capital allocation to environmentally sustainable activities, enabling investors to identify and respond to opportunities.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: La Financiere de l’Echiquier
La Financière de l’Echiquier has been involved in responsible investment for more than ten years and currently manages six Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) funds. We also manage other funds within an ESG integration strategy and as responsible asset managers we strive to understand, implement and comply as quickly as possible ...
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Invesco Ltd
The taxonomy can be a valuable reference point for investors and companies measuring sustainability and translating this into financial value (revenues, capex, opex).
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Impax Asset Management
Impax is a specialist asset manager focused on investing in opportunities arising from the transition to a sustainable economy.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Ostrum Asset Management
Ostrum AM strongly believes that a taxonomy is essential to define whether ’green’ investments are detailed and coherent; a view shared by our main clients. Indeed, CNP Assurances asked us to develop this case study (taxonomy impact on Green Bonds (GB))
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Case studyThe importance of corporate governance in strategic asset allocation
Case study by Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI) Signatory type: Investment manager Region of operation: Global Assets under management: US$500bn Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI) is a large diversified asset management company based in the UK. We manage over US$500bn of assets for a variety of institutional and retail clients ...
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Case studyAviva Investors SDG case study
Signatory type: Investment managerOrganisation name: Aviva InvestorsLocation of HQ: UKTotal AUM: US$423.6bnSDG goals/targets: SDG 7, 13Practice area: Investment practiceAsset class: Real assetsInvestment region: Global
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Case studyBuilding a diverse forestry sector through further education
Case study by Resource Management Service
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Case studyIntegrating climate change in passive investments: A developed markets equity strategy
Case study by UBS Asset Management
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Case studyBalancing ESG ratings, carbon footprints and risk in index portfolios
Case study by BlackRock
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Case studyAligning a passive equity portfolio with the SDGs
Case study by FTSE Russell & Pensioenfonds Detailhandel
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Case studyDeveloping a conscious selection framework for responsible investment in passive allocations
Case study by Pensioenfonds Metaal en Techniek
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Case studyIncorporating climate considerations into a multi-factor equity index
Case study by FTSE Russell
