Our responsible investment principles
1. Climate change poses an existential threat to the wider world and long-term investments.
2. There is increasing convergence between financial returns and climate-friendly investments.
3. Working with like-minded investors, we can engage companies to make a positive real-world impact.
How we implement our responsible investment priorities
Asset allocation: we invest in sustainable companies aligning with net zero.
Stewardship: we actively engage companies and vote for positive change.
Collaboration: we work with other Brunel funds and exert influence through membership of the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change and Climate Action 100+.
Local: we make positive impact through investing in assets such as affordable housing and solar.
Working with others to drive positive impact
By collaborating through Brunel (£36 billion) and with other LGPS Funds (£360 billion) we have a powerful collective voice.
We’re a member of the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC)
This is a group of institutional investors who collaborate on the implications of climate change. It combines 400 members representing over £40 trillion of assets. For more information visit iigcc.org
We’re a member of the Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (LAPFF)
The UK’s largest collaborative forum for collective engagement, covering £360 billion in collective assets under management. For more information visit lapfforum.org
Read more about our approach to stewardship and responsible investing in our Responsible Investment Annual Report.