The financial implications of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) risk factors are becoming increasingly important considerations in pension schemes’ investment decisions.
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The almost silent S in ESG
The financial implications of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) risk factors are becoming increasingly important considerations in pension schemes’ investment decisions.
How to encourage climate action and drive change
Rebecca Myatt, Portfolio Manager, Global Listed Infrastructure team, First Sentier Investors Infrastructure companies...
Adding the T to ESG: Trust and the social contract
Marianne Harper Gow, Director of corporate governance, Baillie Gifford Adding the T to ESG: Trust and the social...
Why we advocate a global approach to real estate investing…
Stephen Messenger, Head of UK Strategic Institutions, Invesco Asset Management Limited Why we advocate a global...
Really attractive but often impractical
Mark Austin, Trustee Chair, Northern Trust The Afghan hound is an amazing looking dog but it has its downsides: it is...
Pension funds and the role of the debt market in the fight against climate change
My-Linh Ngo, Head of ESG Investment, BlueBay Asset Management Under the Paris Agreement, all nations are requested to...
Sustainable equities: the future is green and digital
Hamish Chamberlayne, CFA, Head of Global Sustainable Equities | Portfolio Manager, Janus Henderson Investors...
The S in ESG
Marianne Harper Gow, Director of corporate governance, Baillie Gifford The S in ESG The complexity of assessing...
An ESG Perspective on COVID-19 and Globalisation
Nathan Cockrell, Co-Director of Global Research, Lazard Asset Management Increasing opposition to globalisation...
Add credit where credit is due
Jerry Song, Institutional Strategy & Analytics, J.P. Morgan Asset Management Co-authors              ...
The asset managers that make up the DCIF are committed to promoting investment best practice within DC pension schemes.