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| ESG and Fixed Income—a Natural Fit |
| Both quantitative and qualitative research suggests bonds issued by companies with favorable environment, social and governance ratings can offer downside mitigation during periods of market turbulence.
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| There’s an Untapped Market for ESG Investing |
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More investors than research has shown are interested in environmental, social and governance investing, but most don’t speak out, and many need education to help them invest in what matters to them.
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| The Best Case for ESG Under ERISA Is Long-Term |
| According to Michael Hunstad, head of quantitative strategies at NTAM, it is undeniable in 2019 that ESG issues are material to financial performance; more debatable is the best way to leverage ESG themes in institutional portfolios.
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| Investors Want Conclusive ESG Performance Information |
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Studies conflict over the long-term performance of environmental, social and governance investing, and institutional investors say they want better track records.
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| Advisers Play Important Role in Bringing ESG to ERISA Plan Clients |
| The Department of Labor issued a Field Assistance Bulletin in 2018 that caused some confusion about its true stance with respect to ESG investing inside ERISA plans; investment experts and attorneys say interest remains strong among plan sponsors and participants, nonetheless.
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| Advocates Hope a New Decade Will Bring Continued ESG Progress |
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Experts says environmental, social and governance investing mandates are being boiled down to more practical, discrete risk areas, such as cybersecurity or board diversity.
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