January 29, 2026

Sustainable Investment Insights - January 2026

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BI-ANNUAL REPORT

SI saw mixed performance in 2025, with energy transition continuing but market penetration plateauing

Climate physical risk and energy transition continue to have a significant impact on the global economy, and investors’ sustainability concerns are growing despite geopolitical headwinds; the market for sustainable investment products has been mostly flat over 3 years. Investment performance was mixed in 2025; most global SI equity indices outperformed the market, whilst SI fixed income indices were in line or behind the market.

Key highlights:

  • SI Equities outperform, but with volatility and headwinds
  • SI fixed income sees performance headwinds, but continued demand
  • Energy transition continues to grow
  • SI market penetration plateaus

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Webinars

24 February

Sustainable investment: Strategy outcomes for equities and fixed income

Presented by Indrani De, CFA, PRM, Head of Global Investment Research and Lee Clements, Director, Applied SI Research
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