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Company Insights

Sustainable investing: How does ESG continue to evolve?

As investor demand for sustainable investment grows and the ESG landscape continues to evolve, how do investment managers cater for the differing interpretations of what constitutes sustainability?

Is gold a responsible investment?

Demand for gold as an investment has grown at an average annual rate of 15% since 2001, but what impact is an ever-sharper focus on sustainable investing having on this most robust of asset classes? Invesco’s Christopher Mellor discusses the efforts being made to ensure ethical and environmental provenance for those looking to incorporate responsible gold into their investment mix.

Are ETFs suitable for ESG stewardship?

Innovation and increasing scale mean that ESG exchange-traded fund investors can make a big impact.

Why we must make ESG reporting meaningful

As ethics and impact investing become more prominent within fund management, so too will the means to measure success. As such, professional investors need a reliable way to assess the performance of environmental, social and governance (ESG) within their portfolios. Invesco firmly believes this and has advanced a research effort aimed at addressing it.