Fidelity International

The products to back post-lockdown

Jenn-Hui Tan, Global Head of Stewardship and Sustainable Investing at Fidelity International, tells us why Fidelity’s approach to sustainability starts with proprietary analysis and company engagement

Delivering long-term solutions in the region and beyond

The power of active engagement: As the most heavily polluting fossil fuel, coal should have no future in the global energy mix. Through active engagement, which is the cornerstone of our sustainable investment strategy at Fidelity and a crucial component to our role as stewards of client capital, we are continuing to play our part in making this a reality.

The power of active engagement: We believe companies should be held to account on supply chain management - alongside other environmental, social and governance issues – and therefore continue to push our investee companies to act appropriately in order...

Opportunities and metrics better than the West

Follows entry into private credit market in January

Balancing work and family responsibilities

Technology and connectivity companies typically rate favourably on traditional sustainability metrics. While this is a good initial filter for investors, Fidelity Future Connectivity Fund co-managers Sumant Wahi and Jon Guinness outline why analysing digital ethics is arguably a more insightful way of assessing the potential risks facing the world’s most disruptive innovators.