How low rates are constraining ESG divestment efforts
Low interest rates and rampant liquidity are offering companies more financing sources – and limiting the ability of ESG-conscious investors to influence them via divestment.
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Asset owners and fund managers are being forced to consider whether divesting the assets of companies that rank poorly for environmental, social and governance (ESG) is a wise idea today, given the combination of low-rates and highly liquid financial conditions.
Divestment – or selling the assets of issuers that fall below minimum ESG standards – is seen as a simple strategy to understand and execute. But its effectiveness has been called into question at a time when the instituti…
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