SJP gives £5.2bn sustainable investment mandate to Schroders

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Image: SJP's head office in Cirencester / Credit: St James's Place
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Image: SJP's head office in Cirencester / Credit: St James's Place

Fund to get 'Sustainability Focus' label

St James's Place has appointed Schroders as the sole fund manager of its Sustainable & Responsible Equity (SRE) fund replacing Impax, effective from 24 February 2025. As part of the upcoming changes,...

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