At Schroders, we believe we have certain responsibilities as investors and as guardians of our clients’ assets. That’s why we seek to actively influence corporate behaviour to ensure the companies we invest in are managed in a sustainable way. This means not just looking at what our investments are doing, but how they’re doing day-to-day. This helps us better protect and enhance the value of our clients’ investments.
Kami bekerja Bersama dengan berbagai perusahaan untuk mengetahui seberapa mereka siap untuk menghadapi dunia yang terus berubah
Kami berinteraksi dengan para perusahaan untuk mempengaruhi tingkah laku dan untuk beradaptasi dengan dunia yang terus berubah
Kami menggunakan suara kami guna memastikan bahwa perubahan ini terjadi
Below is an example using the auto industry to help explain how active ownership works at Schroders.
Our investors regularly speak with the management of auto companies about what they’re doing to adapt to new environmental regulation and develop more electric vehicles.
The sustainability investment team has collaborated with other investors to take a closer look at how companies are re-skilling their workforce for the shift to electric vehicles.
Drawing on the specialist knowledge and insight gained through dialogue and engagement, we have chosen to vote against some boards who are slow to adapt to this changing environmental regulation.
Companies that prioritise good environmental, social and governance (ESG) management often perform better and deliver superior returns over time, both for you and society. To make sure we’re growing your money in the most responsible way, we actively influence corporate behaviour and promote sustainable business practises.
Our responsible investment policy documents provide more detail on our approach.
Environmental, Social and Governance Policy
UN Principles for Responsible Investment - Schroders' statement of compliance
Shareholder Rights Directive (SRD) II statement
2021 UK Stewardship Code Statement
SFDR - Integration of Sustainability Risk Considerations March 2021
SFDR - Schroder AIDA SAS Principal Adverse Impact Statement - Financial Advisors
SFDR - Schroder AIDA SAS - Principal Adverse Impact Statement
Harnessing the power of investment to accelerate a nature-positive future. Find out how we engage with companies to help reduce their exposure to nature risk.
At Schroders, we deliberately exclude investments that fail to comply with certain international conventions
To improve sustainability standards across sectors and promote the development of ESG within the investment industry, we support and collaborate with a variety of industry groups, organisations and initiatives
Schroders is a world-class asset manager operating from 38 locations across Europe, the Americas, Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
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