The latest episode of the Better World Interview series features Olga Martin-Ortega, Head of Natural Resources and Just Transition at the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre. Olga speaks to Net Zero Investor about how we can move towards a more sustainable economy in a way that is fair to everyone.
At CCLA we have long considered climate change as the greatest threat to the environment, our communities and therefore to the success of investment markets. Hear from Tessa Younger, Better Environment Lead at CCLA, on why we view climate change as a material threat to shareholder value.
Jasper Berens, Head of Client Relationships and Distribution at CCLA, talks about CCLA’s strong heritage of responsible investment and how our Better World Global Equity Fund opens our Good Investment approach to intermediaries and individuals for the very first time.
The companies we invest in undertake any number of activities that affect public health. From the way a company treats its employees to the product it sells to the by-products of its manufacturing process. Hear from Amy Browne, Stewardship Lead at CCLA, talk about CCLA's stewardship approach to public health.
The latest episode of the Better World Interview series features the Bishop of Norwich, Graham Usher, the Church of England’s environment programme lead. Bishop Graham speaks to Net Zero Investor about the Christian perspective on protecting the natural world and the practical steps the church is taking towards its net zero future.
In a recent interview with Portfolio Adviser, Charlotte Ryland, Head of Investments and Amy Browne, Stewardship Lead at CCLA, share their views on how investors can work towards building a better world. They also discuss CCLA’s Better World Global Equity Fund and its sustainability approach.
Are businesses really factoring in the true cost of forced labour in their supply chains? Dame Sara Thornton, Modern Slavery Consultant at CCLA, and former anti-slavery commissioner, explains why we believe investors have a key role to play in influencing companies to tackle modern slavery.
We look for healthcare investments that offer consistent and defensive growth. We focus on companies within the sector that offer innovative and cost-effective solutions. Rob Lapsley, Portfolio Manager at CCLA, explains how we invest in the healthcare sector.
