Sanlam partners with Robeco on sustainable investing

Bringing sustainability to South African clients

Anna Fedorova
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Sanlam Investments has entered into a partnership with Robeco to cover sustainability issues such as ESG reporting, active ownership and engagement services, as well as marketing and educational support.

The South Africa-headquartered business is looking to accelerate its journey towards sustainable investing and has selected Robeco to "fast-track the integration of sustainable investing practices into every facet of [its] business". Nersan Naidoo, chief executive of Sanlam Investments, said Robeco is a good fit for the task as it is "an already established player and a world leader in the sustainability space". Sanlam Investments agrees deal for Tideway's fixed interest team He said: "Together, our mission is to enable clients to achieve their financial and sustainability goals by...

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