The Future of Investor Engagement
The Future of Investor Engagement
directrice principale, chef de la gouvernance et de l’investissement durable à BMO Gestion mondiale d’actifs (EMOA)
Vicki Bakhshi est directrice principale, chef de la gouvernance et de l’investissement durable à BMO Gestion mondiale d’actifs. Au service de l&r…
Vice President, Analyst, Responsible Investment
Emma Lupton joined BMO Global Asset Management in 2016 as an analyst on the GSI team. In her role, Emma focuses primarily on research and engagement in the food and…
Vicki Bakhshi est directrice principale, chef de la gouvernance et de l’investissement durable à BMO Gestion mondiale d’actifs. Au service de l&r…
VOIR LE PROFIL COMPLETEmma Lupton joined BMO Global Asset Management in 2016 as an analyst on the GSI team. In her role, Emma focuses primarily on research and engagement in the food and…
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Investor engagement on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues has evolved from a niche practice carried out by mission and faith-based investors to a mainstream investor activity. This year, BMO is celebrating 20 years of investor engagement, having engaged more than 5,500 companies across 87 countries during this time period.
While we are proud of our impact so far, we are well aware that there is still much to do if we want a chance of securing a sustainable future for us all. This decade is critical for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as well as the Paris Agreement goal of limiting global warming to well below 2°C.
Read more on the BMO Global Asset Management website, including:
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Measuring sustainability returns
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Working together for systemic change
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A global approach to active ownership
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A new decade to pursue climate action
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The ‘S’ factor
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