Fixed income investors may not be shareholders, but as lenders of capital through corporate and government bonds, they can play an important role in promoting the responsible investment agenda.
Our resources explore the role of credit rating agencies in enhancing the integration of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors in credit risk analysis. We also examine ESG incorporation in fixed income asset classes such as private debt, securitised debt, sovereign debt and sub-sovereign debt. To hear more about our fixed income work, contact us.
The PRI is facilitating a dialogue between credit ratings agencies and investors to cultivate a common language, discuss ESG risks to creditworthiness and bridge disconnects.
ESG incorporation in private debt provides limited partners (LPs) and general partners (GPs) with additional credit risk insights throughout the deal cycle.
ESG incorporation in securitised debt is in its infancy compared to other fixed income sub-asset classes, although the discussion is quickly evolving from why to how.
A more explicit and systematic consideration of ESG factors can enhance risk assessments of government bonds and help drive change towards more sustainable growth models.
Sub-sovereign bondholders often fund public services and infrastructure, which have a clear link to sustainability outcomes while potentially being vulnerable to ESG risks.
2019-10-15T09:05:00+01:00
A must-read for those considering how to incorporate ESG factor in valuations within fixed income.
2023-07-19T09:30:00+01:00
The sustainable bond market is growing rapidly. We explain some of the market dynamics and provide a starting point for enhanced scrutiny.
2023-03-02T09:00:00+00:00
This due diligence questionnaire has been developed to help investors understand and evaluate fixed income managers’ approaches to responsible investment.
2021-10-13T10:11:00+01:00
Investment consultants are critical stakeholders in the investment chain, advising institutional asset owners on a range of issues, including the selection, appointment and monitoring of external managers.
A collaboration between 12 major Quebec financial institutions led by Innocap.
2023-08-01T08:56:00+01:00
By Laura Starks, George Kozmetsky Centennial Distinguished University Chair and Professor of Finance, McCombs School of Business, University of Texas at Austin
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