Responsible and sustainable

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What is the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act and what does it mean for investors?

Energy security and decarbonisation: are they mutually exclusive?

We outline the key ESG issues related to defence and how we integrate these in our investment approach.

How can investors get comfortable with corporate governance in China and broader emerging markets?

We share our key learnings from a recent visit to a vertical farm.

We analyse the steps we believe will be necessary to collectively achieve net-zero global carbon emissions.

We highlight some trends that we believe will influence the sustainable fixed-income market in 2022.

We assess the need for global consistency and guidelines on sustainable investment.

We discuss three key drivers of sustainable growth in emerging markets and the importance of strong corporate governance.

We outline our thoughts on the prospects for global fixed-income markets as we move towards a low-carbon economy.

We discuss the benefits of collaborative engagement to reduce the social health impacts of the global food system.

We explore the realities of carbon emissions and how emerging markets are key to achieving net zero.

With the focus on climate change heating up, we outline our efforts on the journey to net zero.

We discuss how regenerative agricultural practices go beyond ‘sustainable’.

With, as yet, no definitive evidence that greater diversity leads to improved financial performance, we outline our approach.

We discuss why governments must lead against the stark realities of climate change in the post-Covid recovery.

We explain why biodiversity matters.

Why climate change is not just an environmental issue.

As Plastic Free July continues, we assess opportunities around reducing the environmental impact of plastic and packaging waste.

How sustainable fixed-income investing is growing in prominence, and why an active approach makes sense.

We explain why and how we are engaging with companies and partners to improve the global food-supply chain.

Why the social element of ESG could soon be receiving the same level of scrutiny as environmental factors.

The hyper focus on sustainable investing is reminiscent of previous bubbles, specifically the dot.com boom and bust.

We assess how the pandemic has sharpened the focus of energy companies on the low-carbon energy transition.