NEST partners with RepRisk and Sustainalytics to identify and screen ESG risk

James Phillips
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NEST will work with RepRisk and Sustainalytics to identify emerging ESG risks and screen out certain assets from its members' portfolios, the master trust has announced.

The £6bn scheme will gain access to the two providers' databases of ESG data, which automatically monitors news for reputational issues in order to form future engagement. The databases will be ...

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