Citi tops in socially responsible investment analysis, research
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
FE Report
Environmental Finance, a UK-based monthly magazine covering the ever-increasing impact of environmental issues on the lending, insurance, investment and trading decisions affecting industry, has ranked Citi top in five categories in socially responsible investment analysis and research.
In its inaugural Investment Research Survey, Environmental Finance polled 250 institutional investors that use environmentally themed investment research. The investors selected the best research team across 5 categories; renewable energy, climate change, water, resource/energy efficiency, and carbon markets. Citi has come out top overall based on number of votes received across all 5 categories.
Citi is rebuilding its Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) capabilities and is incorporating environmental, social, and governance expertise into core research. Citi encompasses not only predominantly climate change related issues but also a broad range of social issues to present more accurate and comprehensive research for investors and stock analysts.
Environmental Finance, a UK-based monthly magazine covering the ever-increasing impact of environmental issues on the lending, insurance, investment and trading decisions affecting industry, has ranked Citi top in five categories in socially responsible investment analysis and research.
In its inaugural Investment Research Survey, Environmental Finance polled 250 institutional investors that use environmentally themed investment research. The investors selected the best research team across 5 categories; renewable energy, climate change, water, resource/energy efficiency, and carbon markets. Citi has come out top overall based on number of votes received across all 5 categories.
Citi is rebuilding its Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) capabilities and is incorporating environmental, social, and governance expertise into core research. Citi encompasses not only predominantly climate change related issues but also a broad range of social issues to present more accurate and comprehensive research for investors and stock analysts.