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We believe that investing in companies well-positioned to deliver on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can help us deliver the best risk-adjusted long-term financial returns for our clients in a responsible manner.
To achieve this, we apply a unified strategy built on solutions, active ownership and exclusion — driving impact through every investment decision.
In SIR you can learn more about how we put sustainability into practice by highlighting examples of investments, exclusions, and our active ownership and engagement efforts. It is rarely black and white, and we welcome a dialogue on how you view these trade-offs within your portfolio.
Reforming subsidies and incentives that harm nature is one of the most important steps governments ...
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As global representatives gather on World Cities Day, a 60-year-old BBC documentary serves as a ...
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