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Our recent survey of chief investment officers suggests that while major investors believe that ESG is important, they need greater clarity about the ESG value proposition (see sidebar, "How intrinsic investors look at ESG initiatives"). Intrinsic investors who do not dismiss industries out of hand because of ESG considerations can be grouped into two basic segments: I Long-term investors who consider ESG an important consideration i and use it to add a layer of additional analysis and judgment for their decisions. Investors want companies to sharpen their equity story and clarify the value of their sustainability initiatives. [Extracted from the article]

Our latest survey of chief investment officers of long-horizon equity funds shows (again) that they seek to invest in companies that prioritize long-term business fundamentals over short-term targets. Explore a career with us Search Openings Footnotes 1 The survey was in the field from September 7 to October 11, 2022, and garnered responses from 19 chief investment officers of leading investment funds around the world. [Extracted from the article]