There will be more on the impact side, which measures non-financial outcomes as well as financial performance. What will be the next frontier for ESG investing in Asia? There would be a lot of interest in some sort of sustainable China Fund or Impact China Fund or ESG China Fund, but that’s certainly somewhat of a challenging thing to put in place, because of some of the structural constraints but that’s the direction we’re thinking about. Look out for more on this in an upcoming article in ESG Clarity Asia sister title Fund Selector Asia. There are a couple reasons for this: one is it’s a huge market in its own right but also, people want to isolate exposure and perhaps dial it up or down depending on factors that may or may not be investment related, such as political concerns.
One of the big trends we’re seeing that is accelerating is the desire to split China from general equity or Asia ex-Japan equity. There are increasing options in that space. That’s a problem in certain asset classes, for example, credit, where it’s a much narrower market, so it’s difficult to have a diversified portfolio if you’re excluding certain sectors. People in this part of the world will obviously want to have a natural exposure to either their home market or just this region more generally. There’s always a local bias, just like people buy European funds in Europe or US funds in the US. Will there be a move beyond global sustainable strategies in Asia into more regional ones? We don’t have any dedicated sustainable products in Asia. So, there’s been significant flow from the region into global products. And it’s really resonated with those clients in Asia Pacific, actually. has dipped off a bit this year, mainly due to market activity in general because it’s been a difficult and challenging environment from that perspective.īut one of our largest global clients, which is a very large Swiss institution, has done a fantastic job in taking the sustainable investing story to their clients.
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