Record-breaking flows into ESG-related investments suggest an unstoppable trend as investors show their awareness and appetite to make an impact as well as generate reliable risk-adjusted returns. Fueling this is a combination of the growing number of companies adopting more sustainable practices and fund launches continuing at a rapid pace. At the same time, there is growing momentum in terms of consistency in ESG metrics, regulation, reporting and data. Yet the roadmap for ESG investing is still being crafted, as are investment processes to make ESG central to asset allocation and portfolio construction going forward.

Spotlight On: ESG is designed to explore these trends, with market experts sharing relevant insights and experience in an engaging and interactive session.

Along with Arjan De Boer of Indosuez Wealth Management, we will hear from investment specialists from our partners – Amundi, Federated Hermes, Janus Henderson Investors, and TT International. They will discuss and debate the opportunities, challenges and outlook for ESG and thematic strategies across the equities landscape.

Dedicated partner pages with video content, reports and analysis will go live w/c 13 September however you can register now for the Spotlight On: ESG LIVE event on 16 September here.

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