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Sustainable and ethical investing

Established, award-winning sustainable and ethical investment opportunities from Tilney

Tilney’s track record of successfully managing sustainable and ethical investment mandates for clients goes back more than 15 years. In this section we take a close look at sustainable and ethical investing, explore the opportunities and challenges and show you how Tilney can help you.

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Tilney won the Best ESG Investment Strategy Award at the City of London Wealth Management Awards 2021.

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Sustainable and ethical investing is now mainstream

At Tilney we believe that the key themes associated with sustainability are now the mainstream for businesses and consumers. They provide an attractive investment opportunity as the global economy becomes more focused on sustainability.

The UN Sustainable Development Goals provide a blueprint

The United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, which cover a wide range of issues such as the climate, environment and global poverty, set a clear blueprint for how we achieve a better and more sustainable future for all and allow for greater reporting of the impact of investments beyond standard financial return calculations.

Behaviour is changing

Businesses and governments are also making historic commitments on environmental issues such as carbon emissions, climate change and single-use plastic. And consumer behaviour is changing, adding to the clear tailwinds behind sustainably focused companies.

But where do investors start?

Choosing sustainable and ethical investments is not easy. There are many different approaches and no common terminology, meaning investors must navigate a green maze of definitions, abbreviations and buzzwords. Greenwashing – where businesses and investments claim to be greener than they really are – is rife too.

Please note that some ethical funds may, by definition, have a limited investment universe; this may affect performance.

Understanding sustainable and ethical investing

Learn about the different investment styles and how sustainable and ethical funds work

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Sustainable and ethical investing with Tilney

Why choose us? Hear about our investment approach and what we offer

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How it works:

We will call you back to find out more about your aims and requirements
One of our experts will then be in touch at a convenient time, either over the phone or at your home, workplace or local Tilney office
You will be able to ask any questions you have and find out more about investing with Tilney

Your consultation will be at our cost and there is no obligation to work with us afterwards.