ESG metrics on AoVs: 'Positive and brave' or 'green-value kumbaya'?

Investors' opinions are divided

Lauren Mason
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Schroders’ recent announcement that it will include sustainability metrics in its next Assessment of Value (AoV) report is a “very positive” and “brave” decision that will allow for candid assessment of the firm’s integrity, according to some industry commentators, who believe the move will pave the way for other firms to follow suit.

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