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The PRI produces guides, case studies, webinars and events to inform investors on how to incorporate ESG considerations into investment decision-making and ownership practices in a systematic way, within each asset class.
Introduction to responsible investment guides
Responsible investment is a strategy and practice to incorporate environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors in investment decisions and active ownership.
Putting the Principles into practice: Principle 1
Learn how the PRI can support signatories implement Principle 1: incorporating ESG issues into investment processes across asset classes.
Investment tools related resources
Listed equity
Responsible investment allows listed equity investors to make better informed investment decisions by integrating all material factors, including material ESG factors, into investment analysis, valuations and decisions.
Fixed income
ESG analysis provides fixed income investors with additional insight into issuer creditworthiness.
Asset owner resources
Heading the investment chain, asset owners set the direction of markets.
Private markets
Private equity
Responsible investment is naturally aligned to private equity through its long-term investment horizon and stewardship-based style.
Real estate
A solid investment case for incorporating ESG factors, a competitive market and well-established regulation have encouraged real estate investors to implement some of the most comprehensive approaches to responsible investment.
Infrastructure and other real assets
Infrastucture, farmland and forestry
Investment tools related video
Putting the Principles into practice: Principle 1
2022-03-01T15:19:00+00:00
Learn how the PRI can support signatories implement Principle 1: incorporating ESG issues into investment processes across asset classes. We present the tools and guidance PRI has developed to help - regardless of your investment objectives or strategies
Putting the Principles into practice: Principle 1
PRI Private Markets Climate Series - Partners Group
Embedding ESG factors in investment mandates
The PRI’s Lorenzo Saa introduces guides on selecting, appointing and monitoring external managers
Watch the video on the initiative – phase one
Climate change targets for real estate investors
Responsible lending - focus on ESG in private debt
Benchmarking infrastructure assets on ESG performance
Responsible investment in fixed income: event highlights
Planting the seeds of change: managing social issues in land investing
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