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Wealth and asset managers’ stewardship practices are becoming more sophisticated across many spectrums of the industry, which is essential if they are to hold the flurry of net-zero, biodiversity and human rights commitments made over the past few years to account, investments experts have said.
They may even play a role in impact investing – another area that will see increased interest this year.
Here, fund managers share their 2023 outlook for stewardship and governance:
As the UK and US make minimal progress on gender pay gap goals
James Corah tells PA Future why the ESG backlash is ‘ridiculous’ and how CCLA focuses on areas where it can make meaningful change
‘A crucial step to holding companies accountable for their negative impacts on people and the planet’
Article 8 fund is designed to provide access to highly rated large and mid-cap stocks
Companies including Amazon Whole Foods, Domino’s Pizza and Müller rated ‘F’
Demanding the asset manager end investment in fossil fuels
