A healthcare company providing glucose monitoring for diabetes patients, which Hermes includes in its impact fund, saw its share price surge 70% this year.

A healthcare company providing glucose monitoring for diabetes patients, which Hermes includes in its impact fund, saw its share price surge 70% this year.
Two years after buying a controlling interest in the UK-based asset manager, Federated Investors has combined its name with Hermes Investment Management.
Markets inching up in 2020 seems to be a growing consensus among fund groups.
Low interest rates should boost funds that seek undervalued stocks rather than chase potential earnings growth, according to Hermes Asia ex-Japan head.
A large-cap preference in fixed income is necessary in the current low yield environment, says Hermes head of credit.
The funds will be distributed worldwide by UBS Global Wealth Management.
There are opportunities for collaboration with smaller firms to meet their sustainable development goals (SDGs) while also enhancing investment returns, according to Hermes small- and mid-cap head Hamish Galpin.
Managers from Schroders, Franklin Templeton and Hermes warn that backward-looking sustainable ratings don’t reward genuine sustainability commitments.
ESG ratings typically do not account for management efforts to improve, and companies with poor scores may be worth a closer look.
The recently-acquired boutique firm seeks a substantial increase in regional asset growth over the next five years, according to Harriet Steel, global head of business development based in London.
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