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Viewpoints about ESG
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How Manulife’s Fundamental Equity Team applies ESG analysis
The decisions a company’s leadership team makes are clearly critical to its success – but how can potential investors tell if a company is well run? Environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors can be powerful indicators. They are important inputs into the equity valuation model used by Manulife Investment Management’s Fundamental Equity Team, which is led by Patrick Blais and responsible for the Canadian Core Equity strategies.
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Why the future of responsible investing depends on partnership
Director of ESG research and integration Margaret Childe explains why multilateral engagements could become central to responsible investing.
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