Institutional interest in sustainable investing grows in Germany

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GERMANY - Germany's status as a leading centre for shareholder engagement on sustainability and corporate governance has been reinforced by research finding two thirds of institutional investors favour using such issues when investing, and most follow this with active engagement.

On average German institutional investors apply sustainable factors to half their assets, but this rises to almost three quarters (73%) for foundations, according to the survey, by Union Investment...

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