Amplified: Federated Hermes

We discuss the joys and challenges of being a working parent, and the flexibility required to perform.

The world is at a tipping point; responsible investment, ESG and stewardship, once seen as the preserve of niche green investors is now mainstream, challenging accepted investment fundamentals, as well as investors, asset owners and companies to do better.

We are now in the tail end of the second quarter of an already eventful year, with investors facing a range of stark choices.

Beyond the US-China trade dispute and Brexit, long-term change is underway. What should investors focus on?

We examine how ESG investing has powered into the mainstream since 2014.

Today, we look back on six years of Global Equity ESG.

What do US-China trade tensions and volatility's u-turn mean for credit investors?

In this episode of Amplified, Tatiana Bosteels, Director of Responsibility across Hermes’ private markets teams and Chris Darroch, Director of Fund Management at Hermes Real Estate, explore the concept of meaningful place-making, in particular focusing on Wellington Place in central Leeds, one of the team’s nine place-making projects in the UK, which is the subject of a recent and independent report that measured the range of outcomes created by the development, and how they are impacting stakeholders.

In December of last year, the Hermes Shareholder Rights Directive survey was conducted among a panel of 175 European asset owners and managers to gauge levels of awareness and readiness for the Directive.

A new report measures the outcomes of meaningful place-making