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Global Perspectives: ESG Is More than a Score
A discussion on why ESG analysis is more than just a “score” and how sustainable investing truly impacts the risk and return of all investors’ portfolios.
The Growing Importance of Active Management in Sustainable Investing
A discussion of the potential benefits that can be realized in returns, risk management and the ability to influence companies’ sustainability practices through active engagement.
Expanding the Sustainable Investment Marketplace
Why we believe actively managed ESG-focused ETFs have a strong role to play in helping investors build sustainable portfolios.
Introducing Impact Investing at Janus Henderson
Defining impact investing, why it is important, and why we are passionate about it.
Natural Resources – Not Just Another Supercycle
Carbon reduction represents a significant source of sustained growth for many natural resource companies.
Sustainable Investing Gets Active
We believe active managers are in a position to drive positive change amid the shift to sustainability.
Progressing Toward a Sustainable Global Economy
Why we believe active engagement is key to gauging companies’ progress on addressing environmental and social issues.
In the Transition to Zero Carbon, the Resources Sector Is a Natural Fit
Natural resources companies will play a key role in the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Sustainable Investing: The Defining Decades
A look at the developments that have shaped sustainable investing and the world we live in today.
The Other Letter in ESG is a W(oman)
Strategies for engaging with female clients on the topic of ESG investing.
Climate Emergency but the Investment Industry Can Make a Difference
Shedding some positive light on the latest IPCC Report, which outlines the harsh reality of the current state of the climate.
The Scarcity of Sustainability and Its Potentially Unsustainable Model Portfolio Risks
A discussion of the unintended risks that may be introduced by a shift to “sustainable” investing and the scarcity of allocation options.