ESG could be 'hidden superpower' for member engagement

James Phillips
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Environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues could be the key to greater engagement with members if the power of investments is communicated well, says Emma Douglas.

Explaining how savers' money is put to use for issues they are concerned about is a "hidden superpower" that schemes and providers could utilise, according to Legal & General Investment Management'...

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James Phillips

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