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New Robeco fund attracts highly recommended rating

Robeco’s Global Developed Sustainable Enhanced Index Equity Fund (AUD) has been awarded a highly recommended rating in its first research cycle by independent research house, Lonsec. The Fund was launched

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04 May 2022

Collaborating is key to making progress, but isn’t always easy

Solving the world’s greatest sustainability challenges, from halting climate change and biodiversity loss to promoting well-being and inclusion, requires collaboration. These issues are so complex that nobody – not governments,

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25 Mar 2022

Robeco appoints head of fixed income Asia

Robeco is pleased to announce the appointment of Thu Ha Chow to the newly created role of head of fixed income Asia. Ms. Chow is based in the Singapore office,

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28 Jan 2022

Is the ‘E’ or the ‘S’ more important?

Sustainable investing has become mainstream, but it’s not a perfect science, with many challenges that practitioners must face. In the first of our new series of SI Dilemmas, Rachel Whittaker,

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25 Jan 2022

Let’s be clearer about what ESG integration actually does

At Robeco we have been integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into our investments since 2010. For many years we have held the firm belief that integrating material ESG

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01 Nov 2021

Robeco appoints client service manager

Robeco Australia has appointed Julian Turner as client service manager responsible for supporting business relationships with institutional and wholesale clients. Effective yesterday, Mr Turner will be based in the asset

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02 Jul 2021

Lonsec awards recommended rating to Robeco SDG Credit Income Fund (AUD Hedged)

The Robeco SDG Credit Income Fund (AUD Hedged) (“Fund”) has received a recommended rating from independent research house, Lonsec. Robeco launched the Fund – which aims to contribute to realising

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13 May 2021

The fund manager 2.0 needs to know more than maximising alpha

To be successful in the changing asset management environment, fund managers need to continuously reinvent themselves. In the past, they had to deal with globalization and quantification, and are currently

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22 Apr 2021

Investing in health and disease prevention is the best cure

Covid-19 might have put the spotlight on health, but our investment and Active Ownership teams have had a focus on health, health care and healthy food for some years already.

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09 Apr 2021

Robeco survey reveals big investor shift on climate change and decarbonisation

Robeco has published a survey on how investors are approaching the opportunities and risks associated with climate change. The survey covers 300 of the world’s largest institutional and wholesale investors

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23 Mar 2021

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