Foresight expands OEIC range with Sustainable Future Themes launch

Brings stable to five

James Baxter-Derrington
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Foresight Capital Management has expanded its OEIC range to five products with the launch of a sustainable development and decarbonisation fund, Investment Week can reveal.

FP Foresight Sustainable Future Themes will offer investors access to a range of companies across five core pillars: sustainable energy; sustainable food, land and forestry; waste, water and the circular economy; health and education; and the digital world. Managed by Nick Scullion, the fund will invest in 20 to 40 companies that meet the fund's sustainability criteria for positive environmental and/or social impact, with the aim of growing capital over a five-year period. Foresight Sustainable Forestry Company raises £130m for IPO The Article 9 fund will be available to investors ...

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