Examples of ESG considerations in a sentence
The Trustee expects its investment managers to take account of financially material considerations (including climate change and other ESG considerations).
The Trustees expect their investment managers to take account of financially material considerations (including climate change and other ESG considerations).
The Trustee has delegated to its investment managers the exercise of rights attaching to investments, including voting rights, and engagement with issuers of debt and equity and other relevant persons about relevant matters such as performance, strategy, risks and ESG considerations.
Securities/issuers are selected on the basis of an economic/financial analysis process as well as on ESG considerations, both indicative of risks and long-term opportunities.
Resolution Capital has been a signatory to the United Nations initiated Principles for Responsible Investment (www.unpri.org), since 2010.Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations are an integral part of Resolution Capital’s investment philosophy.
Since its establishment in 1992, UNEP FI has been working in concert with financial institutions, policy/regulatory authorities to transform itself into a financial system that integrates economic development and ESG considerations.
As part of its advice on the selection and ongoing review of the investment managers, the Scheme's investment adviser, LCP, incorporates its assessment of the nature and effectiveness of managers’ approaches to financially material considerations (including climate change and other ESG considerations), voting and engagement.
Resolution Capital’s engagement activities include proxy voting and it is the policy of Resolution Capital to vote on all proxy resolutions it has the ability to vote on.The Resolution Capital polices relating to the manner in which ESG considerations are incorporated in the investment process can be accessed on www.rescap.com/about/ or free of charge by contacting Resolution Capital on 1300 737 240.
In addition to strategies which Wellington Management explicitly defines as sustainable investing with a clear impact or sustainability focus, all of Wellington Management’s investment approaches integrate ESG considerations to varying degrees.
The Trustees have delegated to their investment managers the exercise of rights attaching to investments, including voting rights, and engagement with issuers of debt and equity and other relevant persons about relevant matters such as performance, strategy, capital structure, management of actual or potential conflicts of interest, risks and ESG considerations.