International Sustainable Managed Portfolio Service

As consumers, how we think and how we act all point towards a greener, cleaner more transparent environment.

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Evelyn Partners has a track record over 10 years of ethical and sustainable investment, and we were one of the first to introduce a Sustainable Managed Portfolio Service. We aim to keep our approach as straightforward as possible and let our track record of running ethical and sustainable mandates before they were fashionable do the talking.

Our Sustainable Managed Portfolio Service (SMPS) offers you and your clients a range of risk-rated, diversified managed portfolios. The aim of each portfolio is to achieve, over the long term, an investment return of capital growth via a multi-asset portfolio of investments, demonstrating Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) and Sustainable credentials. We also spend significant time and resources avoiding certain areas of the investible universe – the main criteria are outlined below

 

ESG Table Checklist

Investing in a sustainable future

The United Nations’ (UN) 17 Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, which cover a wide range of issues such as the climate, environment and global poverty, set a clear blueprint for how we achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. It provides businesses and consumers with a useful framework and a number of fund groups, including Evelyn Partners, have been working hard to measure their investment impact relative to the UN’s goals.

One misconception of investing in this sector is that it’s a trade-off between value and ‘values’ – that you have to compromise investment returns to align your investment morals. At Evelyn Partners we believe that is a myth and companies that demonstrate sustainable business operations and have high ethical standards can make positive long-term investments.

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Important information

The value of investments, and the income from them, may go down as well as up and investors may not get back the amount originally invested.