Investment - Articles - PMI announce Aberdeen Standard Investments as ESG partner


The Pensions Management Institute (PMI) today announces Aberdeen Standard Investments as its Insight Partner for ESG. Aberdeen Standard Investments was previously PMI’s Insight Partner for Diversified Investment Opportunities.

 The partnership will allow PMI members to access Aberdeen Standard Investments’ expertise on ESG through its multiple distribution channels, including its monthly magazine ‘Pensions Aspects’, email newsletters, PMI TV and its dedicated Insight Partners web area. 

 PMI’s Insight Partnerships are developed exclusively with organisations considered to be thought leaders and experts in the industry, to support innovation on current, pertinent issues and add value through the delivery of insight.

 Gareth Tancred, Chief Executive, PMI commented: “The topic of ESG is only set to move further up the pensions agenda, and will be a key feature of pension scheme management in the future.
 As an expert on ESG investing, Aberdeen Standard Investments provide a natural fit for our Insight Partner on this topic, and we look forward to working with them to help drive ESG thought leadership in the pensions arena.

 Euan Stirling, Head of ESG, Aberdeen Standard Investments commented: “We are delighted to be working with the PMI to demonstrate our commitment to ESG. Aberdeen Standard Investments aims to be the industry-leader in ESG, helping to protect and enhance the value of our clients’ investments, whilst contributing to a sustainable world.”
  

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