RLAM adopts 'sustainability focus' label across £11bn investment portfolio range

Cristian Angeloni
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Royal London Asset Management said the label would give 'reassurance to clients regarding he high standards of sustainability practices embedded in our funds'

Royal London Asset Management is adopting the Sustainability Focus label for its £11bn range of sustainable investment mandates, the firm announced this week. The strategies in the range offer a choice...

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