How can you engage in ESG if you are the trustee of a pension fund with limited resources? (video) - Pensions for Purpose
Charlotte Tyrwhitt-Drake discusses ESG and the way forward for pension fund trustees, recognising the size and resource challenge.
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The current situation with the Coronavirus has highlighted the importance of the environment, society and good decision making (or governance), but how can you engage in ESG if you are the trustee of a pension fund with limited resources?
The financial materiality of ESG in relation to investing is now better understood and recognised; however, all investors and investment managers approach the issue differently leading to a divergence in practical application. With varying policies and processes, direction is required from trustees to ensure ESG is embedded throughout the investment process and monitored effectively.
In this video Charlotte Tyrwhitt-Drake of Pensions for Purpose discusses the issue and way forward for pension fund trustees, recognising the size and resource challenge.
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