Read about our latest engagement and voting activity, updates to our proprietary sustainability tool - SustainEx - on how we apply ESG considerations to sovereigns, and more.
Read Schroders Sustainable Investment Report Q2 2022 here
Sustainability never stands still. The sustainable investment landscape continues to move at pace and we are committed to responding to these changes and the evolving expectations of our clients.
At the heart of a fast-moving global regulatory agenda, is the theme of
transparency. While we have always prioritised sharing our sustainability activities with clients, this quarter we have taken this a step further and pre-declared a number of our voting intentions.
Continuous evolution of our proprietary sustainability tools is also a focus of our team.
As new research and data becomes available, we look to evolve our tools. Read more about how we have evolved SustainEx, including expanding it from assessing the social externalities of companies to countries.
As the landscape evolves, there is a growing emphasis on sustainability beyond companies. Read more about how our fixed income investors are thinking about sustainability in the context of sovereigns.
Finally, we have recently released the results of this years Schroders’
Institutional Investor Study, with some interesting findings on approaches to sustainability. Read more here.
Sustainability analyis in practice: our Sustainable Investment Reports can be found here
This quarter we cover:
Voting and engagement at a glance
Our active ownership statistics from the quarter
Active ownership in practice
Climate change action: how we're voting and engaging to encourage a faster shift towards net zero
Amazon: our seven year active ownership history
Google, Facebook: how we are acting to protect digital rights
Sustainability Insights
SustainEx: updating our proprietary model
How to address the challenges to the Mifid II suitability assessment
The climate transition in North America
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