ESG integration into passive investing becoming the new norm
ESG integration into passive investing becoming the new norm
The world of index-based investing is in fl ux as ESG integration into passive investing is on course to become the norm for new mandates. In the last year there has been a quiet revolution taking place as asset owners have been moving to integrate ESG considerations into index designs to address new mandates on core passive portfolios. Financial Investigator asked Aled Jones, Head of Sustainable Investment Europe at FTSE Russell, some questions.
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