Sustainable investments are becoming an increasing part of investors' portfolios with over half of UK investors raising their allocations over the past five years, according to a global study conducted by Schroders.
The study, which surveyed over 22,000 investors globally, including over 1,000 in the UK, found 54% of UK investors had increased their allocation to sustainable investments, while some 67% said sustainable investment was becoming more important to them. JPMAM creates sustainable investing team following ESG fund launch However, both these figures were behind the global average, with 64% of global investors increasing their weightings and 78% finding ESG more important. Some 50% of UK investors said they invested in companies which were proactive in making sure their business was...
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