Impact investing
Impact investing strategies aim to invest in solutions to the world’s most pressing social and environmental challenges, from climate change to social inequality. These investments should deliver intentional, measurable positive impacts, while also looking to generate a financial return.
At M&G Investments, our public equity impact strategies invest in companies providing solutions across six key environmental and social impact areas. These are Climate action, Environmental solutions, Circular economy, Better health, saving lives, Better work and education, and Social inclusion.
Our private asset impact investing strategies target positive social and environmental outcomes by investing in impactful private equity, credit and real assets. Through the responsAbility business, we also manage a range of strategies focusing on climate finance, financial inclusion and sustainable food, specifically directing investment into areas where capital is scarce, often in emerging markets.
Find out more about our public equity impact funds.
Sustainable investing
Our sustainable investing strategies seek to mitigate negative impacts on the environment and society and will allocate towards investments that are expected to make a positive contribution to environmental and social objectives.
They do this by investing in a variety of public and private asset classes, including equities, fixed income, multi-asset and real assets. One of our private asset sustainable investment strategies is M&G Catalyst, which allocates up to £5 billion of capital towards innovative, privately-owned businesses working to create a more sustainable world.
Find out more about our sustainable public asset funds.
ESG Enhanced strategies
Our ESG Enhanced equity and fixed income strategies aim to mitigate negative environmental and social impacts. To achieve this, they exclude certain harmful sectors and business activities, such as tobacco and controversial weapons, while integrating ESG factors in the investment process.
Find out more about our ESG Enhanced public asset funds.
- M&G (Lux) Asian Fund
- M&G (Lux) Dynamic Allocation Fund
- M&G (Lux) Emerging Markets Corporate Bond Fund
- M&G (Lux) Euro Corporate Bond Fund
- M&G (Lux) European Inflation Linked Corporate Bond Fund
- M&G (Lux) European Strategic Value Fund
- M&G (Lux) Global Convertibles Fund
- M&G (Lux) Global Dividend Fund
- M&G (Lux) Global Emerging Markets Fund
- M&G (Lux) Global Macro Bond Fund
- M&G (Lux) Global Themes Fund
- M&G (Lux) Income Allocation Fund
- M&G (Lux) Japan Fund
- M&G (Lux) Japan Smaller Companies Fund
- M&G (Lux) North American Dividend Fund
- M&G (Lux) North American Value Fund
- M&G (Lux) Optimal Income Fund
- M&G (Lux) Short Dated Corporate Bond Fund
All of our impact and sustainable strategies comply with the M&G Investments Coal Policy.
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