Best ESG Thought Leadership
Your Investment Content Club Best ESG Thought Leadership finalists are:
- Amundi
- FTSE Russell
- Kroll
- Man Group
- PGIM Fixed Income
Amundi - Institutional Investors’ Approaches To Responsible Investing
This paper from Amundi explores how institutional investors are increasingly integrating responsible investing into their strategies. It highlights the incorporation of environmental, social, and governance factors as being crucial for boosting long-term performance and managing risk. The paper also points to a growing focus on engagement and voting, along with the challenges posed by data quality in achieving meaningful results.
FTSE Russell - The COP28 Net Zero Atlas
FTSE Russell’s paper introduces the COP Net Zero Atlas, a tool created to support the shift to a low-carbon economy by offering in-depth data on corporate emissions and climate strategies. It explains how this resource helps investors assess the impacts of their portfolios and align their investments and decisions with net zero goals.
Kroll - ESG and Global Investor Returns Study
The Kroll report examines the link between ESG factors and investor returns, showing the rising recognition of the financial rewards tied to responsible investing. It shares insights from global institutional investors, illustrating the ways in which ESG integration can enhance portfolio performance. The findings suggest that prioritizing sustainability is not just ethical, but also a smart move for optimizing returns.
Man Group - ESG Performance And Flows: Analysis Of 2023 And Trends For 2024
Man Group explores the relationship between ESG performance and investment flows, showing how strong ESG credentials can attract capital. The report notes an increasing trend among investors who prioritize sustainability, with evidence showing that higher ESG ratings often align with better financial performance. This study reinforces the idea that including ESG factors is becoming essential for long-term investment success.
PGIM Fixed Income - Decarbonisation Theory vs. Reality
This report looks at the gap between decarbonization theory and reality, examining the hurdles investors face in achieving real carbon reductions. It stresses the importance of actionable strategies and clear metrics to track progress in sustainability. The paper aims to guide investors in aligning their portfolios with realistic climate goals by offering insights into the complexities of decarbonization.
