Pidcock informed Funding Week that in rising and developed markets, each of which his mandate invests in, ‘environmental, social and governance’ as a time period has grow to be imprecise, subjective and “the earlier we cease utilizing ESG collectively as letters, the higher”.
The Asian Earnings fund doesn’t have an ESG mandate, however Pidcock argued that he and his co-manager Sam Konrad “all the time thought very critically about governance” as a result of “there may be readability in what which means”.
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Nevertheless, “the ‘E’ and the ‘S’, they’re extra woolly”, he added. In…