All United States articles
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Case studyRobeco: Re-baselining for a net-zero commitment
Striving to accurately track progress by controlling for changes in financial metrics.
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Case studyTrillium: Setting a portfolio-coverage target
Leveraging the simplicity of science-based targets.
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Case studyFrazier Healthcare Partners: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Advancement Scorecard
Monitoring portfolio companies’ progress on DEIA
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Case studyHarrison Street: Leveraging building design and operations to enhance occupant health
Measuring the sustainability performance of senior housing properties
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Case studyLACERS: Implementing an ESG risk framework
Developing a framework to identify and address material ESG risks
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Case studyBridge Investment Group: Workforce and affordable housing strategy
A private scalable market solution for preserving and rehabilitating housing and dedicated social programming for America’s workforce
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Case studyAQR Capital: Measuring supply chain climate risk exposure
Combining high-quality emissions data with corporate supply chain information to generate fresh investment insights
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Case studyNeuberger Berman: Climate-integrated strategic asset allocation
Neuberger Berman’s Climate-Integrated Strategic Asset Allocation framework serves to incorporate climate risks and opportunities into top-down portfolio construction for multi-asset portfolios
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Case studyAcadian Asset Management: Engagement tipping points
Using data science techniques to analyse company supply chains
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Case studyAllianceBernstein: ESG engagement campaign on modern slavery
Engaging with issuers on modern slavery to push for positive change
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: MN
The EU taxonomy can help show which eligible economic activities are environmentally sustainable and reflect a shift in the regulatory understanding of ’sustainable investing’ from risk mitigation to positive contribution, offsetting concerns over “greenwashing”.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Royal London Asset Management
RLAM has long recognised that there is a need for a uniform definition of sustainable investing.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Neuberger Berman
Neuberger Berman believes the implementation of the taxonomy can help shift global capital flows towards more sustainable economic activities and help prevent the worst consequences of climate change.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: International Woodland Company
The IWC Group is an investment advisor and manager with nearly 30 years of global experience in responsible investing in natural capital landscapes.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: BlackRock
BlackRock believes that a common definition of what is considered sustainable is a fundamental element of providing sustainable investment solutions.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: StepStone Group
As a global investor and advisor across private markets - encompassing private equity, infrastructure, real estate and private debt - StepStone recognises the need for clear definitions and consistency in implementation frameworks to facilitate increased capital flow into sustainable investment opportunities.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Invesco Ltd
The taxonomy can be a valuable reference point for investors and companies measuring sustainability and translating this into financial value (revenues, capex, opex).
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Morgan Stanley Investment Management
As the number of signatories to the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) rises, and ESG-integrated assets under management (AUM) across the world reach over $30 trillion, carbon emissions and global temperatures also continue to rise.
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Thought leadershipUS regulation and policy making on responsible investment
The US is the world’s largest capital market, and American investors are increasingly focused on long-term investment approaches that require the inclusion of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors.
