Asset managers, particularly active houses, have a unique opportunity to harness ESG, sustainability, and impact considerations to position their business propositions around active ownership and stewardship.
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Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing has emerged as a leading driver of change in the asset management industry. It is influencing all segments of the value chain, from investment analysis to product distribution, fund selection, manager due diligence, and financial advice. Additionally, it holds important implications for risk mitigation, asset pricing, and shareholder returns.
Asset managers, particularly active houses, have a unique opportunity to harness ESG, sustainability, and impact considerations to position their business propositions around active ownership and stewardship.
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