LGT Wealth Management, which runs approximately £30.4bn in assets, has become the first wealth manager in Europe to adopt pass-through voting. According to LGT, this represents a “groundbreaking step” toward reflecting client views on stewardship within a range of passive pooled-fund investments in client portfolios while allowing its voting policy to cover an increasing share of portfolios, as the firm…
LGT Wealth Management becomes first European manager to utilise pass-through voting
LGT Wealth Management, which runs approximately £30.4bn in assets, has become the first wealth manager in Europe to adopt pass-through voting. According to LGT, this represents a “groundbreaking step” toward reflecting client views on stewardship within a range of passive pooled-fund investments in client portfolios while allowing its voting policy to cover an increasing share of portfolios, as the firm…
LGT Wealth Management becomes first European manager to utilise pass-through voting
LGT Wealth Management, which runs approximately £30.4bn in assets, has become the first wealth manager in Europe to adopt pass-through voting. According to LGT, this represents a “groundbreaking step” toward reflecting client views on stewardship within a range of passive pooled-fund investments in client portfolios while allowing its voting policy to cover an increasing share of portfolios, as the firm…
LGT Wealth Management becomes first European manager to utilise pass-through voting
LGT Wealth Management, which runs approximately £30.4bn in assets, has become the first wealth manager in Europe to adopt pass-through voting. According to LGT, this represents a “groundbreaking step” toward reflecting client views on stewardship within a range of passive pooled-fund investments in client portfolios while allowing its voting policy to cover an increasing share of portfolios, as the firm…
LGT Wealth Management becomes first European manager to utilise pass-through voting
LGT Wealth Management, which runs approximately £30.4bn in assets, has become the first wealth manager in Europe to adopt pass-through voting. According to LGT, this represents a “groundbreaking step” toward reflecting client views on stewardship within a range of passive pooled-fund investments in client portfolios while allowing its voting policy to cover an increasing share of portfolios, as the firm…
LGT Wealth Management becomes first European manager to utilise pass-through voting
LGT Wealth Management, which runs approximately £30.4bn in assets, has become the first wealth manager in Europe to adopt pass-through voting. According to LGT, this represents a “groundbreaking step” toward reflecting client views on stewardship within a range of passive pooled-fund investments in client portfolios while allowing its voting policy to cover an increasing share of portfolios, as the firm…
LGT Wealth Management becomes first European manager to utilise pass-through voting
LGT Wealth Management, which runs approximately £30.4bn in assets, has become the first wealth manager in Europe to adopt pass-through voting. According to LGT, this represents a “groundbreaking step” toward reflecting client views on stewardship within a range of passive pooled-fund investments in client portfolios while allowing its voting policy to cover an increasing share of portfolios, as the firm…
What’s in a label?: The double-edged sword of SDR labelling
Does the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) initiative represent a critical step in addressing the challenge of greenwashing and improving trust in sustainable investment markets? Or is it a damp squib? At its core, the SDR aims to ensure that financial products marketed as sustainable genuinely meet their claims, fostering transparency and protecting consumers. However, the journey…
What’s in a label?: The double-edged sword of SDR labelling
Does the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) initiative represent a critical step in addressing the challenge of greenwashing and improving trust in sustainable investment markets? Or is it a damp squib? At its core, the SDR aims to ensure that financial products marketed as sustainable genuinely meet their claims, fostering transparency and protecting consumers. However, the journey…
What’s in a label?: The double-edged sword of SDR labelling
Does the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) initiative represent a critical step in addressing the challenge of greenwashing and improving trust in sustainable investment markets? Or is it a damp squib? At its core, the SDR aims to ensure that financial products marketed as sustainable genuinely meet their claims, fostering transparency and protecting consumers. However, the journey…