responsible investment

Why we believe nutrition and health should be key considerations for investors.

Bond investors can play a pivotal role in moving the planet to a lower-carbon way of life.

Why we believe emerging markets offer the most exciting backdrop for sustainable investing in the world today.

Why we believe effective sustainable engagement requires a truly holistic approach and a focus on quality over quantity.

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

We discuss our collaborative engagements on plant-based and alternative proteins.

How do we balance our role as stewards of our clients’ money with our obligations as sustainable investors?

With the treatment of Amazon employees under intense scrutiny, we assess the facts and outline our engagement approach.

We explain what we would like to see from the participants at this year’s climate-change event in Egypt.

We discuss several of the key social impacts of social media, and why they matter to investors.

What is the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act and what does it mean for investors?

Why we believe the financial industry needs its own transition as it seeks to help companies become sustainable.…

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

We explore the key investment risks and opportunities associated with the gaming industry.

Energy security and decarbonization: are they mutually exclusive?

We outline the key ESG issues related to defense and how we integrate these in our investment approach.

We share our key learnings from a recent visit to a vertical farm.

Why Newton is focused on the Science Based Targets initiative in the drive to achieve net zero.

A short look at our engagement and voting policy.

How Newton is tackling carbon emissions.

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

In our latest Double Take podcast, we explore nuclear power and its potential as a clean energy alternative.

We assess the need for global consistency and guidelines on sustainable investment.

We discuss three key drivers of sustainable growth in emerging markets and the importance of strong corporate governance.

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

We discuss the importance of thematic and sustainability considerations when investing in emerging markets.

Can India emulate China's recent growth?

We discuss the benefits of collaborative engagement to reduce the social health impacts of the global food system.

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

Mining, waste, and carbon emissions. Is the full life cycle of green tech truly sustainable?

We discuss how regenerative agricultural practices go beyond ‘sustainable’.

With, as yet, no definitive evidence that greater diversity leads to improved financial performance, we outline our approach.

Why governments must lead on climate change

How can we avert a future climate catastrophe?

We explain why biodiversity matters.

Why cooperation on reducing carbon emissions must be truly global.

Why climate change is not just an environmental issue.

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

As Plastic Free July continues, we assess opportunities around reducing the environmental impact of plastic and packaging waste.

Tackling climate change: How did we get here?

How sustainable fixed-income investing is growing in prominence, and why an active approach makes sense.

Why the social element of ESG could soon be receiving the same level of scrutiny as environmental factors.

The hyper focus on sustainable investing is reminiscent of previous bubbles, specifically the dot.com boom and bust.

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

We assess how the pandemic has sharpened the focus of energy companies on the low-carbon energy transition.

Lower interest rates typically benefit asset holders. What does this mean for the growing gap in income inequality?

We unpack the power of proxy voting to influence positive outcomes and improve total shareholder return over the…

Why engagement can be an effective way to support the energy sector’s transition to a lower-carbon future.

As demand for plant-based meat grows, we consider the health and investment implications.

We examine how the pandemic might pave the way to a more sustainable future.

The outlook for inflation, and a focus on sustainable fixed-incoming investing.

How the monetary and fiscal response to Covid-19 is reshaping bond markets.

How investors can address human rights abuses and modern slavery.

As cybersecurity threats continue to rise, ESG-focused investors should take note.

Corporate taxation practices are attracting growing scrutiny. What are the investment implications?

Despite good words and intentions, corporate and government support for the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals is falling behind.

We analyze the importance of sound governance and disciplined ESG analysis when selecting emerging-market government bonds.

We assess the potential for a more sustainable recovery from the latest global crisis.

How is the pandemic changing global trends?

How is the pandemic changing global trends?

How the pandemic could help pave the way to a more sustainable future.

We examine the growing emphasis on ESG considerations in fundamental analysis and how investor governance mandates change companies.

As the world slowly emerges from the pandemic, we assess the technology sector’s shifting attitudes to ESG issues.

How will Covid-19 shape the post-pandemic investment landscape?

Our new research highlights that individuals care about sustainable investing, with active engagement key to reflecting people’s values.

The current crisis may present an avenue for a more resilient era. Explore why we may never return…

We assess the prospects for oil & gas companies as they seek to navigate the energy transition.

The pandemic is shining a spotlight on the treatment of those undertaking low-paid, flexible work.

We assess the role that carbon offsetting can play within the transition to a lower-carbon world.

We give you the lowdown on the most pressing ESG concerns during this pandemic.

Are electric vehicles always greener than diesel cars?

Banks face pressure to stop financing fossil-fuel companies.

We explain why we believe companies need to reappraise their purpose in a rapidly changing world.

How to eat well for the planet and your health.

What did our visit to an underground farm teach us about agricultural innovations?

Emerging-market governments and companies are attaching increasing importance to environmental, social and governance considerations.

Why we believe a pledge from an influential US business group is a positive step for sustainable investors.

As cobalt becomes more ubiquitous, how can we make sure that vulnerable miners are being protected?

How to address latent (and untapped) demand for responsible investment.

Julian Lyne talks to Oxford Risk’s Greg Davies about the 2019 research looking at individuals’ attitudes to responsible…

Discussions around sustainability often involve exclusion – but what are the positive opportunities in sustainable investment?

Gold can be an enticing investment – but is it suitable for sustainable strategies?

Why you should look past the online outrage directed at the world’s most consumed vegetable oil.

Consumers increasingly want products that stand for something, but how can companies balance purpose and profit?

What new research reveals about engaging potential investors in social investment.

What are the investment implications of the World Bank’s key charts of 2018?

The fashion industry is facing growing pressure to clean up its sustainability act.

In uncertain political times, how can governments and the oil industry manage the economics of reducing emissions?