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Delivering the right returns, the right way
Investing in a sustainable and responsible manner has rapidly become a much more important consideration for banks, asset managers, their clients, shareholders and society at large. At EFG we believe when selecting and managing investments we must take ESG criteria into account. Despite its many challenges we see integration as the most sensible approach to meet the requirements of our investors and the broader aims of the economy, the environment and society. Although this will be an evolving journey, it is our intention to clarify our approach to this significant topic through the selection of the below explanatory pieces.
Our commitment is demonstrated through being a signatory to the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) and the Swiss Sustainable Finance (SSF) association (through EFG Switzerland). These mutually enriching partnerships collectively define, assess and face the challenges and opportunities linked to the wide range of issues covered by ESG criteria.
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Listen to our Chief Investment Officer, Moz Afzal and Jason Jay from MIT Sloane in conversation discussing the importance of and future for ESG in investing.
"EFG Beyond The Benchmark Podcast: Jason Jay on ESG In Investing’".
Jason Jay, Director of the Sustainability Initiative at MIT, EFG Future Leader panelist
Senior Lecturer at MIT Sloan School of Management and EFG Future panellist, Jason Jay discusses The journey of integrating sustainability and ESG into the business world began a decade or so ago but there are still important hurdles to overcome.
To find out more about our EFG Future Leaders panel please visit our dedicated website efgfutureleaderspanel.com.
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