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In today’s fast-paced financial landscape, quantitative systematic investment strategies have gained substantial traction. These strategies, driven by data and algorithms, offer a structured approach to investing, with the potential for consistent returns. However, as the world’s focus increasingly turns to sustainability and responsible investing, incorporating ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors into these quantitative strategies
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ESG claims and labels do not always hold up to scrutiny. This has led to asset managers with sound credentials struggling to prove the efficacy of their ESG strategies. Greater transparency and accountability are required, meaning businesses must introduce pre-emptive measures, like ESG attribution reports, to ensure legitimacies. Tight budgets due to regulatory pressures make…
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