Sovereigns and ESG: Is there value in virtue?
Michael Ridley and Peter Barnshaw
Foreword
The cashless society?
Executive summary
Trends in reserve management: 2019 survey results
Implementing a corporate bond portfolio: lessons learned at the NBP
Sovereigns and ESG: Is there value in virtue?
A methodology to measure and monitor liquidity risk in foreign reserves portfolios
Reserve management: A governor’s eye view
How Singapore manages its reserves
Appendix 1: Survey questionnaire
Appendix 2: Survey responses and comments
Appendix 3: Reserve statistics
Over the past few years, an increasing number of fixed income analysts have sought to use an environmental, social and governance (ESG) approach to analyse corporate credit. This development has perhaps been prompted by concerns for global stewardship, the hope of achieving better long-term returns, or the growth of a green, social and sustainability bond supply.
ESG analysis has its roots in both ethical and sustainable investing, whereby investors are concerned not just with immediate financial return but also the impact of the production process and product on society at large, as well
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