/ News / ESG ranks low as priority for direct property investors, survey shows

News

ESG ranks low as priority for direct property investors, survey shows

October 20, 2015/ Jamie Legg / News

Institutional investors believe ESG is unimportant when investing in direct property, according to a report by Hermes Investment Management. IPE reports the investment manager’s annual Responsible Capitalism and Sustainability survey shows only 48% of respondents believe ESG factors are unimportant when assessing direct property investments.

 

Link

Related posts

Can ESG awakening end the biodiversity crisis?

Institutional investors believe ESG is unimportant when investing in direct property, according to a report by Hermes Investment Management. IPE reports the investment manager’s annual Responsible Capitalism and Sustainability survey shows only 48% of respondents believe ESG factors are unimportant when assessing direct property investments.

Covid-19 will drive green bond issuance as shift to sustainability intensifies

Institutional investors believe ESG is unimportant when investing in direct property, according to a report by Hermes Investment Management. IPE reports the investment manager’s annual Responsible Capitalism and Sustainability survey shows only 48% of respondents believe ESG factors are unimportant when assessing direct property investments.

Climate campaigners turn their focus from fossil fuels to meat

Institutional investors believe ESG is unimportant when investing in direct property, according to a report by Hermes Investment Management. IPE reports the investment manager’s annual Responsible Capitalism and Sustainability survey shows only 48% of respondents believe ESG factors are unimportant when assessing direct property investments.

top