Sustainability

Sustainable and transition content for responsible investors

Sustainability can drive European competitiveness
  • 20 hours ago

Evidence suggests that Europe has benefited from its sustainability ambition.

How Women Are Shaping the Future of Philanthropy
  • 20 hours ago

As women’s influence over wealth grows, so does their impact on philanthropy—bringing a more intentional, values-driven approach to giving across generations.

AI, macro events, and diversified returns
  • 29 Jul 2026

In a UBP-hosted podcast, Kier Boley, CIO of UBP Alternative Investment Solutions, spoke with Joseph Kelly, Managing Partner at Campbell, about two themes currently shaping conversations with invest...

Driving stewardship together
  • 29 Jul 2026

Aviva’s Investments, Wealth and Retirement business and Aviva Investors are working together to deliver financial and sustainable outcomes, connecting clients to their capital.

Insurance Midyear Outlook: Finding Value in Tight Markets
  • 29 Jul 2026

A multifaceted perspective is critical for a full understanding of opportunity and risk.   At the halfway point of 2026, resilient growth, persistent risks and tight spreads complicate insurance po...

2026 Semi-Annual Fixed Income Review
  • 29 Jul 2026

Hear from a member of our Fixed Income Investment Committees as they share their thoughts on the market environment, portfolio positioning, and where we are finding long-term opportunities.

2026 Semi-Annual Equity Review
  • 29 Jul 2026

Hear from a member of our Equity Investment Committees as they share their thoughts on the market environment, portfolio positioning, and where we are finding long-term opportunities.

Seeking Steady Income in an Unsteady World
  • 28 Jul 2026

The views expressed herein do not constitute research, investment advice or trade recommendations, do not necessarily represent the views of all AB portfolio-management teams and are subject to cha...

Uncommon truths: Hot, Hot, Hot!
  • 28 Jul 2026

We are seeing extreme climatic conditions but 2027 could be even worse. The trend looks set for a 3.5-4.2C change by 2100. This suggests we need massive mitigation and adaptation spending.