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Sustainability Outlook 2025: ESG as BAU
Sustainability is now a core part of most businesses despite the debate it continues to attract.
Introducing our guide to investing in the energy transition
How should you be thinking about the path to net zero? We've gathered the best ideas from Fidelity's investment teams.
ESG Analyst Survey: Between targets and transition
More companies are struggling to achieve net zero carbon emissions . But there is reason to believe they will soon ramp up their efforts.
Corporates face tougher ESG landscape
Companies continue to make progress towards their environmental, social, and governance goals. But it only gets harder from here.
Rich Pickings podcast: Outlook 2024
Richard Edgar is joined by Fidelity's heads of investment to discuss the investment outlook for 2024.
Sustainability outlook: Focus on regulation and nature in 2024
The urgency to reach net zero and stop nature loss is leading to increasingly complex markets in need of more policy direction.
Overview: Nature positive
We believe ‘nature positive’ will be the new ‘net zero’ in the coming years.
Bioacoustics podcast: Can sound solve biodiversity's data deficit?
Bioacoustics podcast: Can sound solve biodiversity's data deficit?
Taking the lead: Why we prefer engagement over exclusion
Fidelity International believes that engagement has greater potential to positively impact future generations and returns over the long term than exclusion.
Analyst Survey 2023: Companies sticking with ESG - but one key blindspot remains
Companies are sticking with sustainability despite the economic turbulence. But there is still room for improvement - especially when it comes to biodiversity.
Why ‘nature positive’ will be as big as net zero
Why ‘nature positive’ will be as big as net zero
ESG Outlook: Getting real
Sustainable investing has been challenged on many fronts over the last 12 months and we expect conditions to remain volatile in 2023.
ESG ratings are too simplistic
For investors trying to unpack a topic as complicated as sustainability, having a single ESG score for companies isn’t enough.
The Investor's Guide to China podcast: Engaging with companies in China
To many outsiders, Chinese equity investing might conjure up images of a huge momentum-fuelled market where investors revel in speculation.
Active ownership at Fidelity
Active ownership is at the core of Fidelity’s sustainable investing approach. Our Sustainable Investing Report shows our recent engagement and voting activity.
Overview: ESG 2.0
An ESG evolution is underway.
No easy answers: Ukraine war raises social and ethical dilemmas for companies and investors
An overview of the sustainability and ethical issues that have arisen as a result of the war and how organisations are trying to navigate them.
Energy independence drive could impact renewables adoption
European governments rush to reduce dependency on Russian gas.
Analyst Survey 2022: Reality bites for ESG
Analysts report a growing emphasis on ESG but companies are starting to realise the scale of the challenge ahead.
ESG Outlook 2022: Three key priorities in sustainable investing
ESG Outlook 2022: Three key priorities in sustainable investing
How Fidelity plans to get to net zero
Fidelity's climate investing policy and net zero plan.
Raising the bar for engagement
2020 was a watershed year for ESG, and for engagement. As we moved through the Covid-19 crisis, engagement took on an even bigger role than before.
Sustainable Investing Report 2021: Introduction
Sustainable investing is developing fast, driven by the Covid-19 pandemic and the urgent need to tackle climate change.
Chart Room: Corporate ESG focus reverts to pre-Covid priorities
An economic rebound could bring with it a reversion to pre-pandemic priorities in environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors.
Analyst Survey 2021: Race is on to achieve net zero
Europe is leading the race to net zero, but other regions could catch up as sustainability climbs the agenda in North America.
Fidelity's three sustainable investing themes for 2021
Fidelity sees three major sustainable investment trends taking shape in 2021.
Three sustainable investing themes for 2021
Climate change combined with nature loss, employee welfare and digital ethics are core engagement themes for 2021.
China stewardship podcast: Witness an evolution
Hear what exclusive research on shareholder action in China says about the changing face of Chinese companies and their investors.
Chart Room: The clear link between ESG and returns
How have stocks that scored high for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors held up amid the Covid-19 fallout?
Putting sustainability to the test: ESG outperformance amid volatility
Resarch that puts sustainable investing to the test: ESG outperformance amid volatility
Fidelity International on Asset TV's ESG Masterclass
Jenn-Hui Tan features on this ESG masterclass panel, discussing everything from process and data to returns and China’s sustainable response to Covid.
Engaging with investee companies across multiple themes
How Fidelity is engaging with investee companies across multiple themes and geographies.
Sustainable investing offers hope in a post-pandemic world
Fidelity's Sustainability Report 2020 looks at our company engagements over the year and the continued expansion of our sustainable investment capabilities.
Outrunning a crisis: Sustainability and market outperformance
Outrunning a crisis: Sustainability and market performance
Analyst Survey 2020: A watershed year for ESG
ESG shoots up the corporate agenda in China and the US.
Dividend investing in China is growing up
Chinese companies are realising the benefits of paying dividends to attract a more stable investor base and in response to regulation.
China's changing environmental priorities
China is the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases but is also becoming a global leader in promoting green investment and fighting pollution.
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