Gender lens investing cuts risk and boosts returns 

Should you put your faith in engagement or divestment? 

27 November 2023 • by Michael Skapinker in ethical investing • 9 min read

The Church of England has moved away from engagement and sold its fossil fuel shares, but to whose benefit? The shares have most likely been bought by investors who care little about...

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Aligning portfolios to net zero and investing in the transition

21 February 2023 in ethical investing • 5 min read

In conversation with IMD’s Jean-François Manzoni at the Nikkei Global Management Forum, Lombard Odier’s Annika Falkengren talks about the challenges of aligning portfolios to net zero and investing in the transition. ...

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Taking aim: how shareholder activism is making the workplace more diverse and inclusive  

9 February 2022 • by Vanina Farber, Patrick Reichert in ethical investing • 5 min read

Shareholder activism is changing human resource policies around workplace diversity and inclusion. We use the narrative of Nia Capital, a leading shareholder activist that tackles problems in corporate workplaces through firm engagement...

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Three trends to track as impact investing eyes the mainstream

6 January 2022 • by Vanina Farber, Patrick Reichert in ethical investing • 5 min read

2021 has been another year that has thrown global imbalances and inequalities into sharp relief. For many of us, this has triggered a re-evaluation of how we live, including where we put...

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Three factors to watch as impact finance gains traction

29 October 2021 • by Vanina Farber, Patrick Reichert in ethical investing • 5 min read

As more investors turn to the concept of impact finance, three key trends will shape the immediate future of this rapidly growing field....

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