Sovereign investors are increasingly looking to China, with nearly three times as many planning to raise exposure in emerging markets rather than Europe.
Avoiding environmental, social and governance (ESG) tail risks helps generate alpha over a full market cycle – more so than tilting a portfolio towards top ESG ratings – and active management is crucial to the process.
Europe’s largest fund conference, FundForum International is underway in Copenhagen. The agenda features panel discussions on some of the industry’s hot topics, such as ESG, digital and technology.
Investors focused on environmental, social and governance (ESG) characteristics should keep their eyes peeled for potential long-term opportunities amidst the number of initial public offerings (IPOs) being floated this year, says Kames Capital investment manager Craig Bonthron.
Europe’s largest fund conference, FundForum International, takes place this week in Copenhagen. The agenda features panel discussions on some of the industry’s hot topics, such as ESG, digital and asset allocation.
Over half of millennials interested in investing prioritise long-term returns and fees when choosing investment funds, while less than a third consider ethical causes such as environmental, social and governance (ESG).
Fund oversight and compliance are crucially important features of the modern investment landscape. Our panel discussion will examine current challenges and assess why it's time to integrate, automate and digitise.
Approaching the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals midpoint, Clarity AI analysis reveals a mismatch: a $3.7T gap, urging investors to bridge it and align sectors for global progress.
