Why Ninety One for Sustainable Equity?
A sustainable future demands new ways of doing business – and new ways of investing to identify the leaders of tomorrow.
Ninety One’s Sustainable Equity strategies rethink sustainable investing for a changing world.
Our ‘Capitals Framework’ – spanning natural, social, human and financial capital – enables full-spectrum analysis of companies and sectors.
We offer a range of Sustainable Equity investment strategies to suit investors’ requirements. They all share the following features:
- Actively managed portfolios, with high active share
- Positive-inclusion investment approaches
- In-depth fundamental and sustainability research
- Company engagement to drive positive change
Investments involve risk; losses may be made.
Global skillset
We are a diverse team united by the belief that, as the global economy transitions to a more sustainable model, sustainability performance will be an increasingly influential driver of business success. Through in-depth research and proprietary analysis, we seek to identify the ‘sustainability alpha’ the market has missed.
5portfolio managers |
19.4years average experience |
60/40female/male diversity |
New investment tools, deeper insights
We believe the leading businesses of the future will increasingly be those that deliver value to all of their stakeholders. New research tools and analytical approaches are needed for investors to evaluate the natural, social and human capital value companies create or destroy.
Our ‘Capitals Framework’ enables full-spectrum analysis of the sustainability characteristics of potential investments, with the aim of identifying risks and opportunities that the market has mispriced. Analysis conducted via the framework is embedded within our Sustainable Equity strategies’ fundamental research.
Sustainable Equity team
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