Responsible Investing

A new psychological contract is transforming the modern workplace, highlighted by an increase in collective actions and changing employee expectations.

Just six metrics can effectively assess sovereign issuers’ sustainability and provide guidance for both issuers and investors.

Last week, AB and Columbia Climate School kicked off the first module of its Climate Change Curriculum 2.0, a training program for AB’s investment professionals to learn about the physical changes observed in the global climate from the scientific and academic community

Municipal bonds issued by school districts can have a direct impact on helping kids stay in school, especially in communities where they’re most likely to drop out.

The world is becoming an increasingly diverse place, especially the societies that we live in and we invest in. It’s not just about social equity that companies need to focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion; it’s really about business fundamentals.

A multi-asset approach to sustainable investing brings a broad and more balanced palette to paint with.

There’s no substitute for studying hard. But when the subject is expansive, it also helps to know what you’ll be graded on.

We believe that climate change can have a material impact on investment outcomes. As climate-related policies and regulations increase, we strategize about how AB can prepare our business, and those in which we invest.

While companies such as clean energy providers and electric vehicle manufacturers bask in the limelight, an entire sector driving the shift to a sustainable world goes largely unnoticed.

There’s a big buzz around artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential to change the world. But much less has been said about its energy footprint.