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SRZ Partner Taleah Jennings Published in ImpactAlpha: "How Asset Managers are Digging In on Diversity to Stand Out from Their Peers"
September 26, 2022
In a recent article in ImpactAlpha, Schulte Roth & Zabel partner Taleah Jennings discusses the increasing focus on ESG-centered investment opportunities and what investors are seeking in asset managers.
She writes, "[m]ore than ever before, investors are focused on ESG attributes of asset managers themselves, including managers’ records on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). And just as the SEC has followed investor interest in sustainability with climate change disclosure regulations, asset managers should prepare for the possibility of SEC-mandated disclosures relating to DEI."
Read Taleah's article here.
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