Participants in our latest webinar heard that to retain and attract investors, it is critical that a manager aligns its people, policies and procedures to support its ESG principles.

We discuss the ways in which the worlds of investing and philanthropy are becoming more integrated and the importance of cross-generational conversations around this topic. Article written by Kaitlin Barbour.

What is now needed to meet the next generation of ESG investors? Adrian Whelan unpicks the title of a session at Sibos, where he will be speaking next month.

Managers and distributors are increasingly obligated to engage investors on their ESG appetite. Adrian Whelan sets out the MiFID II Sustainability Preferences and other factors that firms should consider.

BBH Chief Investment Officer Suzanne Brenner and Director of Philanthropic Advisory Kerri Mast discuss the ways in which the worlds of investing and philanthropy are becoming more integrated.

Simo Liu sits down with Adrian Whelan to discuss three ESG themes including global taxonomies, corporate governance and point of sale rules.

Post-pandemic concerns and the Russia-Ukraine conflict have not deterred investors from flooding into exchange-traded funds. At FundForum, BBH’s Antonette Kleiser shared highlights of our recent Global ETF Investor Survey.

Asset managers are facing increasingly rigorous regulatory scrutiny and fast paced technological change as they continue to grapple with market shifts. So when IMpower’s FundForum event called on senior industry leaders to share their collective experience and wisdom, they readily gathered to discuss the next phase of evolution. BBH's Janet Du Chenne reports on the main themes.

BBH Investment Management believes that engaging with companies and issuers to positively influence corporate behavior and reduce an investment’s risk profile is an important component of our bottom-up, research-driven investment process.

BBH Investment Management’s mission is to be the best at preserving and growing our clients’ capital over long periods of time. For over 80 years BBH Investment Management (IM) has performed its own investment research focusing on long-term capital preservation and the prudent management of risk relative to return.

At BBH we recognize that climate-related risks present significant challenges to society, the global economy, and financial markets.

BBH’s Adrian Whelan looks at the primary proposals from one of the most significant U.S. climate related policy actions to date and the practical implications for asset managers.

Regulations are an inevitable part of any cross-border fund distribution strategy, but the way in which firms adapt to them often dictates whether they help or hinder their European fund distribution models. BBH’s Killian Lonergan looks at three regulatory themes and the approaches that could spell success.

In our ninth annual ETF survey, we examine how investors are selecting and utilizing ETFs in their portfolios.

Plato is credited with famously saying “necessity is the mother of invention”. This phrase couldn’t be more appropriate for the European Union’s capital markets as they head into 2022. Olena Pochekaylo explains why.

Adrian Whelan looks at the top 10 themes in environmental, social and governance investing that could influence rulemaking in 2022.

BBH Partner Jean-Marc Crepin in conversation with Capital Four CEO Sandro Näf about the growth of private credit.

BBH recently published a comprehensive framework for evaluating ESG exposure in the securitization market and we demonstrate direct empirical evidence that securitizations insulate investors from ESG event risk.

We offer eight principles that help guide our thinking about sustainable investing and how we incorporate those beliefs into client portfolios.