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Credit investing for impact and stable income
SDG Credit Income

Credit investing for impact and stable income

The SDGs represent an extraordinary call to action that aligns wealth with well-being on a global scale. Credit investors can become part of this important vision and make an impact while also earning a stable return. See our new brochure "Six things you need to know about SDG investing" to find out more.


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  • What are the SDGs?

    The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 objectives for improving human society, ecological sustainability and the quality of life published by the United Nations. They cover a broad spectrum of sustainability topics to promoting responsible consumption and making cities more sustainable.

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  • Six things about SDG investing

    The SDGs are about more than just sustainability. They represent a huge business opportunity as well as a means of directing capital to infrastructure projects and enterprises whose products and services can advance the goals. Discover six reasons why it makes investment sense to back the SDGs in our new brochure.
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  • Strategy

    The strategy applies our proprietary screening framework to define an investable universe consisting of issuers that make a positive contribution to the SDGs. The strategy includes a range of solutions that meet a variety of investor objectives.
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Download "Six things you need to know about SDG investing"

For investors serious about using their capital to make a difference, the SDGs provide a globally accepted framework to achieve and measure impact.

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Credit Outlook Q2 - a challenging economic trajectory ahead

During this webinar on April 5 2022, Erik Keller, Client Portfolio Manager Global Credit strategies shared highlights from our credit quarterly outlook report and provided an overview of the Robeco SDG Credit Income strategy.

Duration: 45 minutes

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Guide to SDG Credits

The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have captured the imagination as a great way of impact investing. But many investors remain unsure of how to go about it, or what tools can be used to measure the impact of their investments. Our Introductory Guide to SDG Credits can help.

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Latest insights

We regularly publish articles, videos and podcasts related to the SDGs.

More insights on SDG

Latest insights

We regularly publish articles, videos and podcasts related to the SDGs.

More insights on SDG
Indices insights: Can carbon emissions data identify leaders and laggards?
Indices insights: Can carbon emissions data identify leaders and laggards?
Carbon emissions do not tell the full story on companies’ climate change awareness.
17-06-2022 | Insight
Guide to sustainable quant equities investing
Guide to sustainable quant equities investing
The rules-based nature of quant investing lends itself well for sustainability integration.
09-06-2022 | Insight
Indices insights: Does sustainability integration affect factor premiums?
Indices insights: Does sustainability integration affect factor premiums?
In this ‘Indices insights’ article, we analyze the impact of sustainability integration on factor premiums.
17-05-2022 | Insight
Six things you need to know about SDG investing
Six things you need to know about SDG investing
Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has become one of the biggest investment opportunities of our time.
16-05-2022 | Insight
Guide to climate fixed income investing
Guide to climate fixed income investing
We've developed a practical solution for investors who are serious about meeting their climate-related goals.
03-05-2022 | Insight
‘Make, remake and reuse’ – let’s shift to a circular economy
‘Make, remake and reuse’ – let’s shift to a circular economy
The boundless appetite for resources, fueled by linear production and consumption patterns, is exceeding the planet’s regenerative capacity.
02-05-2022 | Video
Investors ramp up investments in the SDGs
Investors ramp up investments in the SDGs
A majority of investors plan to increase their focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Robeco Global Climate Survey 2022 has found.
13-04-2022 | Insight
Indices insights: Does integrating sustainability reduce opportunities for active investors?
Indices insights: Does integrating sustainability reduce opportunities for active investors?
In this Indices insights article, we show that incorporating sustainability does not constrain the potential for alpha.
12-04-2022 | Insight

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