摘要： The integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations into passive investing is gathering momentum, but there are potential pitfalls ahead, according to the latest The Cerulli Edge—Europe Edition.
The integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations into passive investing is gathering momentum, but there are potential pitfalls ahead, according to the latest The Cerulli Edge—Europe Edition.
The proliferation of new indices constructed to tilt and weight benchmark components in accordance with investors’ climate, social, or governance priorities is increasingly fueling industry debate on how to meaningfully integrate ESG considerations into passive strategies, says Cerulli Associates, a global research and consulting firm.
Fabrizio Zumbo, associate director of European asset management research at Cerulli, says that rapid innovation in smart beta and factor investing is one of the main catalysts of increased product availability for European investors. Although demand for responsible investment indices is expected to keep growing, the risk is that they could fail to match the sustainability criteria investors believe they are buying.
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