Emilie Shaw
Sustainable Investment Specialist
Joined Schroders in 2011
Degree inBusiness Management
Emilie joined Schroders in 2011 and currently works as a Portfolio Manager within the Charities team. Emilie is responsible for managing both segregated and pooled portfolios under discretionary, advisory and execution only mandates. Alongside managing client portfolios, Emilie sits on the Ethical Investment Committee. Emilie holds the CISI Chartered Wealth Manager Diploma and the CISI IAD Securities and IMC qualifications. She studied business and management at University of Chichester.
Emilie joined Schroders in 2011 and currently works as an Associate Portfolio Manager within the Charities team. Emilie is responsible for managing both segregated and pooled portfolios under discretionary, advisory and execution only mandates. Alongside managing client portfolios, Emilie sits on the Ethical Investment Committee. Emilie holds the CISI Chartered Wealth Manager Diploma and the CISI IAD Securities and IMC qualifications. She studied business and management at University of Chichester.
18NOV 2019
Charity Investment
Impact investing: making more of your capital work for your cause
Many long-term foundations spend just 3%-4% of their assets each year in support of its chosen cause. So what good is the other 96%-97% of the money achieving?
11JUL 2019
Responsible investing
Climate change risk and your investments
Growing public concern has focused new attention on this major global economic challenge. Here we explain Cazenove Capital’s approach to tackling climate risk within our portfolios.
22MAR 2019
Charity Investment
Charity Responsible Multi-Asset Fund webinar - 29 January 2019
Three members of our team provide an introduction and broad overview of the Fund, the responsible investment policy, outlook and performance
24JAN 2019
Charity Investment
Charity Responsible Multi-Asset Fund update
Tom Montagu-Pollock and Emilie Shaw look back on the portfolio’s performance in 2018 and ahead to 2019
24JUL 2018
Charity Investment
The Church of England takes a stance on fossil fuel companies
The Church of England Synod voted on Sunday to ‘dis-invest’ from fossil fuel companies if, by 2023, they had not shown enough progress in aligning their business plans with the Paris Agreement to limit global warming to 2 degrees.
02APR 2018
Charity Investment
Fossil fuels – divestment or dialogue?
We respond to investors' increased thought into how to respond to the commitments global leaders made to limit the rise in long-run temperature to two degrees.
