The gap between asset manager’s commitment to climate change issues and their actual follow is significant, with a new studying finding that there is “room for improvement”.
Redington, as part of its annual Sustainable Investment survey, interviewed 122 asset managers from across a range of geographies, covering 232 strategies and representing aggregated £37.7trn in combined AUM. The report found three key areas managers needed to work on in order to "bridge the gap between rhetoric and reality". First was integration, with 87% of the managers reporting integrating climate into their investment processes, an increase from 80% in 2021. Despite this, the follow-through on a strategy level was lacklustre with only 685 actually performing climate risk assessm...
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