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Sustainability Investing

ESG investing

We integrate environmental, social and governance criteria into the majority of our investment processes, for fundamental and quantitative strategies over a range of asset classes. We’re convinced that this approach leads to better-informed investment decisions and is therefore vital in creating value for our clients.
Seven steps to ESG integration

ESG investing: making better-informed investment decisions

  • 1990s We start pioneering
    A leader in sustainability integration
  • A+ On main PRI scores
    First-rate ESG integration across asset classes
  • € 102 bn Assets integrating ESG
    At the forefront of a growing movement
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