Supporters and Asset Managers
Our work is enabled by the generous supporters and asset managers below.
Our Supporters
We are grateful to our Supporters including the following:
Asset Managers
CCLA
CCLA manages investments for charities, religious organisations and the public sector, and are largely owned by their clients’ funds. The delivery of sustainable long-term returns is a central requirement for their clients, so they assess environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks in conjunction with the financial position of their investments.
Central Finance Board of the Methodist Church
The Central Finance Board provides professional investment management for organisations within Methodism. Their ethical investment approach enables the Methodist Church to hold investments which are consistent with Christian teaching.
Epworth Investment
Management
Wholly owned by the Central Finance Board of the Methodist Board (and established in 1996), Epworth Investment Management is dedicated to serving the needs of non-Methodist churches and charities, all within a robust ethical framework.
Janus Henderson
Janus Henderson is a global asset management company. They recognise that with this, comes important responsibilities. They are committed to managing their business and clients’ assets in support of long-term sustainable business practices in line with Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles.
Rathbone Greenbank Investments
Rathbone Greenbank is the specialist ethical, sustainable and impact investment team of Rathbone Brothers Plc, providing a bespoke investment management service to an ever-growing number of private clients, trustees and professional advisers.
Sarasin & Partners
Sarasin believe it is critical to take a holistic view of the underlying financial performance of a company and its sustainability. The impact of a company on the environment and society matters in their evaluation of investment prospects. The potential impact of a wide variety of trends are considered very carefully ranging from climate change to labour conditions and resource scarcity as an integral part of their thematic investment approach.