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  • published Kelsey Whatley in Steering Committee 2025-06-09 12:03:12 -0400

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    Kelsey Whatley, Principal, Cerity Partners

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  • Briefing Paper: The Fiduciary Duty Case for Climate Justice

     

    This document outlines key definitions, fiduciary considerations, and investment frameworks related to climate justice, building off of IEN’s February 2022 report, Leading with Justice: Net Zero Investing & Conversations on Climate Justice.

    The interconnection between climate impacts and social inequality has been well documented to create compounded portfolio risks for all investors. For institutional investors, addressing the social dimensions of the low-carbon transition is both financially material and legally prudent.

    The fiduciary duty case for climate justice is compelling: climate risks represent both a systemic investment threat and a legal obligation for fiduciaries who must protect long-term value creation specifically for their beneficiaries, none of whom are immune to the effects of climate change, and some of whom are already very negatively affected. 

     

    Read the Briefing Paper

     

    Acknowledgements

    This resource was developed in collaboration and consultation with IEN’s Climate Justice Task Force, a group dedicated to advancing a just transition to an equitable, low-carbon, regenerative economy.

    Contributing Authors:

    • Nicole Torrico, Managing Director, Intentional Endowments Network
    • Julianne Zimmerman, Co-CEO, Adasina Social Capital

    IEN Climate Justice Task Force Members:

    • Adriana Becerra Cid, Sustainable Investing Lead for Private Markets, Lombard Odier Investment Managers
    • Martha Buckley, Senior Manager, Sunwealth
    • Blythe Coleman-Mumford, Sustainable Justice Scholars Project Manager, Sustain Our Future Foundation
    • Felicia Davis, Founder, HBCU Green Fund
    • Richard Gragg, Professor, Florida A&M University (FAMU)
    • Tracy Gray, Founder & Managing Partner, The 22Fund
    • Ivy Jack, Senior Advisor, Diverse Investing Collective
    • Kaede Kawauchi, Senior Manager of the Investor Network, Ceres
    • Hailey Knowles, Senior Account Manager, Capital Markets, CDP North America
    • Delicia Nahman, Sustainability Director, Lafayette College
    • Dorien Nuñez, Co-founder/Director of Research, OmniResearch & Senior Fellow / JEDI Initiative Co-Chair, IEN
    • Kem Opperman-Torres, Sustainability Director, Dillard University
    • Paul Rissman, Co-founder, Rights CoLab
    • Kathleen Simpson, CEO, The Russell Family Foundation (TRFF)
    • Kendra Sharp, Strategy Analyst, UNCF
    • Charlotte Taylor, Graduate Student, University of British Colombia
    • Enith Williams, Founder & Executive Director, Reparations Finance Lab
    • Micaela Young, Director of Development, Piikani Health Lodge Institute
    • Julianne Zimmerman, Co-CEO, Adasina Social Capital

     

     


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  • published Weekly News Round-Up in Resource Library 2025-05-12 11:53:53 -0400

  • The Endowment Impact Benchmark (EIB)

    The Endowment Impact Benchmark (EIB) is a sustainable and impact investing assessment, rating and benchmarking framework for endowments and foundations (E&Fs).

     
    EIB Participants:

    • Benchmark Progress: Access aggregate data of participating E&Fs, enabling benchmarking of progress against that of their peers.
    • Receive Feedback: Receive high value feedback and recommendations from BlueMark, the leading impact investing verification provider, on improving sustainable investing policies.
    • Gain Recognition*: Earning a rating of Participant, Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum (*Participants also have the ability to participate anonymously).

    Visit the EIB website to learn more.


  • published Assess & Benchmark 2025-05-12 11:46:53 -0400

    Benchmarking & Assessment

    The Intentionally Designed Endowment Roadmap

    Explore a Framework that outlines key steps that institutions take when addressing financial risk and uncovering investment opportunities across the intersections of social inequity and the climate crisis. The Roadmap is an impactful tool for identifying where to go next when an institution feels stuck, and for identifying peers within the Network that are at a similar stage or further along to connect with to advance progress.

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    The Endowment Impact Benchmark (EIB)

    The Endowment Impact Benchmark is a sustainable and impact investing  assessment, rating, and feedback framework for endowments and foundations. EIB Participants: 

    • Benchmark Progress: Access aggregate data of participating E&Fs, enabling benchmarking of progress against that of their peers.
    • Receive Feedback: Receive high value feedback and recommendations from BlueMark, the leading impact investing verification provider, on improving sustainable investing policies.
    • Gain Recognition*: Earn a rating of Participant, Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum (*Participants also have the ability to participate anonymously).

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  • published WWC 2024 briefing paper in Resources from IEN 2025-04-28 11:42:45 -0400

    2024 Briefing Paper: Warren Wilson College

    The Warren Wilson College 2024 Shareholder Engagement Briefing Paper details the work of Warren Wilson College to increase financial returns by shifting corporate behavior through shareholder advocacy and proxy voting.

     

    Read the Briefing Paper

     

    Warren Wilson College (WWC), a liberal arts college in North Carolina, has focused on applying environmental and social equity lenses to the management of its endowment since 2015. This includes publicly committing to divest from fossil fuels, integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into the investment process, and committing to invest with diverse asset managers.

    During the 2023-2024 engagement season (fall of 2023 through end of June 2024), the WWC ESG Committee and administration agreed to engage as shareholders with over 35 portfolio companies. As You Sow filed resolutions with 21 of the authorized companies, listing WWC as a lead or co-filer. Following the filing of the resolutions, As You Sow engaged in dialogue with each company. Dialogue with 6 of the 21 companies where resolutions were filed led to impactful agreements that addressed the resolution request sufficiently, leading to As You Sow withdrawing the resolution before each company’s Annual General Meeting (AGM), where the resolution would go to a vote. Dialogue with 15 companies went to a vote at the company’s AGM.

    Colleges and universities across the country can learn valuable insights from the process WWC has developed and followed to engage with the companies in their endowment investment portfolio through proxy voting and shareholder resolutions.

    Read the full briefing paper to learn more (pdf).

     

     

    Acknowledgements

    Warren Wilson College’s engagement work is a collective effort made possible through partnerships with the Intentional Endowments Network and As You Sow. The following people have played critical roles in both the implementation of the work outlined in this briefing paper, and the writing and review of this document:

    Gail Follansbee, Shareholder Relations Manager, As You Sow

    Rachel Lowy, Shareholder Relations Coordinator, As You Sow

    Anthony Rust, Investment Committee Chair, Warren Wilson College

    Nicole Torrico, Managing Director, Intentional Endowments Network

    Bella Alvarez, Program Manager, Intentional Endowments Network

    Aviva Gornick, Sustainable Investing Fellow, Intentional Endowments Network


  • published Responsible Technology in Join an IEN Initiative 2025-04-08 13:19:33 -0400

    The Intentional Endowments Network (IEN), with support from Omidyar Network, is undertaking a crucial project to advance responsible technology within the investment community.

    Overview

    Recognizing the significant human rights risks associated with the tech sector, including AI, gig economy platforms, and social media, this initiative aims to equip endowments and foundations with the knowledge and tools necessary to assess and address these risks in their investment portfolios and beyond. Through targeted educational programming, facilitated peer learning opportunities, and the development of an actionable roadmap, IEN will empower asset owners, consultants, OCIOs, and asset managers to drive a more ethical and transparent tech ecosystem.
    This initiative is led by a Leadership Committee of experts across the higher education and technology sectors. It will prioritize awareness building around the risks and opportunities for investors in the technology sector, especially as it comes to artificial intelligence, and will engage key stakeholders to build out a greater database of known resources.
    Other priorities will include:
      • Engaging asset owners around investing in responsible tech & AI
      • Resource creation and dissemination 
      • Events and convenings, including virtual convenings and IEN's Annual Forum
      • Building out a resource library for IEN Members and nonmembers to reference and draw from

     

     

    Get Involved

    To get involved, fill out this interest form. For more information, contact [email protected]

     

     


  • 26.4 Billion Higher Education Endowment Dollars Assessed and Rated by New Framework for Sustainable and Impact Investing

    The Intentional Endowments Network (IEN) announces the positive results of a pilot to test a new assessment, rating, and benchmarking framework that enables endowments to earn recognition for their commitment to sustainable and impact investing - the Endowment Impact Benchmark (EIB). The benchmark is now open to all endowments and foundations.

    BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS (April 18, 2024) As the global impact investing market is projected to reach $4.5 trillion by the end of 2030, new impact measurement tools are required. The IEN announced today the launch of a new Endowment Impact Benchmark (EIB), designed specifically for institutional asset owners to accelerate sustainable and impact investing progress.

    “The benchmark is a powerful tool for transforming impact investing now and into the future,” said Georges Dyer, Executive Director of The Intentional Endowments Network.  “It offers the opportunity to shift norms, not just among endowments and foundations, but also in the financial industry at large. It finally allows these investors to get credit for walking the walk, affording unprecedented levels of transparency and accountability, and the ability to benchmark against peers and increase the ambition level for aligning investments with positive impact.”

    In total, five leading endowments representing public and private colleges and universities, with assets under management ranging from $50 million to over $20 billion, showcased their pioneering institutional leadership, by piloting the Endowment Impact Benchmark:

    • Arizona State University Foundation
    • California State University Foundation
    • Lewis & Clark College
    • University of California
    • University of Toronto

    The pilot was immensely successful. Participating endowments expressed that they found the standard to have integrity, the verification process to be effective (and not overly burdensome to participate in), and the resulting feedback and recommendations to be of great value. All endowments that participated in the pilot were awarded a rating of Participant, Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum. The results can be viewed in this report.

    “Participation in the pilot of the Endowment Impact Benchmark was a valuable experience for the California State University Foundation.  It allowed us to identify areas where we are a leader in setting best practices nationally as well as opportunities for future growth,” said Aaron Moore, CFO of the California State University Foundation. “ The opportunity to provide in-depth feedback as the EIB was being developed was particularly rewarding as we believe this will be an important industry benchmarking tool going forward." 

    “Earning a Platinum rating, the highest of any of the institutions participating in the Endowment Impact Benchmark pilot program, is a gratifying validation of Lewis & Clark College’s dedication to sustainability and principled action in our investing approach,” said Andrea Dooley, Lewis & Clark College's Chief Financial Officer and VP of Operations. “We were early to adopt a divestment policy and continue to build on that commitment through our Net Zero strategy, which targets real-world impact. We are grateful to the Intentional Endowment Network for spearheading this pilot program and for the opportunity to be recognized as a leader in sustainable investing."

    The Endowment Impact Benchmark accelerates the action of institutional asset owners across the investment value chain and reduces social and environmental harm, by providing a mechanism for endowments to report on, and get credit for, their positive activities. Specifically, participation in the EIB offers unique benefits where participants will:

    • Manage Risk and Return: Hone investment strategies to deliver reduced risk, and potentially enhanced returns.
    • Evaluate Performance: Learn where they are on their sustainable investing journey, relative to best-practices.
    • Accelerate Progress: Receive high-value feedback (through a third party verifier) and recommendations, on improving sustainable investing policies.
    • Measure Change: Benchmark their progress over time, see their progress in comparison with peers, and access aggregated data of participating endowments.
    • Drive Transparency: Tool allows greater reporting transparency within participants’ own organizations, and as part of the broader impact investing community.
    • Gain Recognition: Participants, based on their progress, earn a rating of Participant, Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum. 
      • Participants also have the option to participate anonymously to realize the benefits of the benchmarking and advisory feedback, without being required to make their participation or rating public.

    IEN has 15 spots available for endowments and foundations to participate in the second EIB cohort in 2024.

    The 2023 Pilot was funded and made possible by The Tipping Point Fund on Impact Investing and The Sorenson Impact Foundation.

    The EIB results are verified by an independent third party, Blue Mark.



    About the Intentional Endowments Network:

    The Intentional Endowments Network (IEN) supports higher education institutions to adopt investment strategies that create an equitable, low-carbon, and regenerative economy. IEN connects endowments, asset managers, investment consultants, nonprofit partners, and individuals, to advance the field of mission-aligned, sustainable investing. IEN is housed at the Crane Institute of Sustainability (“Crane”), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Learn more at www.intentionalendowments.org

     

    About BlueMark:

    BlueMark is a leading provider of impact verification services for investors and companies. Founded in 2020, BlueMark's mission is to "strengthen trust in impact investing." BlueMark's verification methodologies draw on a range of industry standards, frameworks, and regulations, including the Impact Management Project, the Operating Principles for Impact Management, the Principles for Responsible Investment, SDG Impact, and the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation. Learn more at www.bluemark.co 

     

    Contact: 

    Georges Dyer, Co-founder & Executive Director, Intentional Endowments Network & The Crane Institute of Sustainability

    [email protected]



  • 2023 Briefing Paper: Warren Wilson College

    The Warren Wilson College 2023 Shareholder Engagement Briefing Paper details the work of Warren Wilson College to increase financial returns by shifting corporate behavior through shareholder advocacy and proxy voting.

    Warren Wilson College (WWC) is a liberal arts college in North Carolina and a leader in environmental and social sustainability. In the past 6 years, WWC has focused on applying environmental and social equity lenses to the management of its endowment, including publicly committing to divest from fossil fuels and integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into the investment process.

    In 2019, WWC began exploring active ownership as a way to expand the positive societal and environmental impact of its investments, while also reducing risks and maximizing returns in its endowment portfolio. You can read a background on WWC’s work implementing sustainable investing strategies, with a focus on shareholder engagement, in IEN’s 2020 resource: Active Ownership in the Endowment: Warren Wilson College Case Study.

    Warren Wilson College has partnered with the Intentional Endowments Network (IEN) and As You Sow to engage with their investment companies, and as a result, can point to real change addressing the college’s two mission-driven focus areas: climate change and racial justice.

     

    Read the Briefing Paper

     

    Across the 2022-2023 engagement season (July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023), Warren Wilson College has signed 58 letters of authorization for engagement. Of these 58 signed letters of authorization, a satisfactory agreement was reached without filing for 10 of the engagements, and 6 more resolutions were filed and subsequently withdrawn as an agreement was reached. There were also 5 filed resolutions that went to a vote and 2 more currently in dialogue.

    This engagement season, WWC has continued to useAs You VoteAs You Sow’s ESG aligned proxy voting service, to vote 1,090 proxy ballot line items at 1,067 companies, including many shareholder proposed ballot items. 

    Colleges and universities across the country can learn valuable insights from the process WWC has developed and followed to engage with the companies in their endowment investment portfolio through proxy voting and shareholder resolutions.

    Read the full briefing paper to learn more (pdf).

     

     

    Acknowledgements

    Warren Wilson College’s engagement work is a collective effort made possible through partnerships with the Intentional Endowments Network and As You Sow. The following people have played critical roles in both the implementation of the work outlined in this briefing paper, and the writing and review of this document:

    Gail Follansbee, Shareholder Relations Manager, As You Sow

    Rachel Lowy, Shareholder Relations Coordinator, As You Sow

    Anthony Rust, Investment Committee Chair, Warren Wilson College

    Nicole Torrico, Managing Director, Intentional Endowments Network

    Julianna Trimboli, Sustainable Investing Intern, Intentional Endowments Network


  • Press Coverage: 2023 Student Corporate Engagement Challenge

    CWU Business Students Win National Corporate Engagement Competition | CWU News, June 5, 2023

     

     

     

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    Berkeley Haas Sustainable & Impact Finance: May 2023 Newsletter l May 10, 2023

     


  • PRESIDIO GRADUATE SCHOOL & CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WIN THE 2023 IEN STUDENT CORPORATE ENGAGEMENT CHALLENGE

    Proposed Investments in First Solar and Starbucks, paired with engagement strategies to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in company leadership and prevent sexual harassment and gender discrimination, highlight importance of ESG issues to the next generation of sustainable investors.

    BOSTON, MA (MAY 3RD, 2023) – The Intentional Endowments Network announced today that student teams from Presidio Graduate School and Central Washington University were named the winners of the Student Corporate Engagement Challenge in the Graduate and Undergraduate category, respectively. 

    Presidio Graduate School students, winners in the Graduate category, recommended an investment in First Solar, and proposed an engagement strategy to increase diversity, equity and inclusion in company leadership. 

    Central Washington University students, winners in the Undergraduate Category, recommended an investment in Starbucks, and proposed an engagement strategy to prevent sexual harassment and gender discrimination.

    The winners competed against six finalist teams for top honors. The Runner-up in the Graduate category was the team from University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business, and in the Undergraduate category was Virginia Wesleyan University.

    The Challenge asks students to pitch an investment in a publicly-traded company, and include in that recommendation a shareholder engagement strategy focused on addressing an environmental, social, or governance issue where the company could improve in ways that would both enhance the value of the investment and drive positive impacts for society. 

    “Study upon study has shown that increased diversity leads to increased financial success and better shareholder returns,” said Claire Nevels, an MBA Candidate at Presidio Graduate School. “Most importantly, greater racial and gender diversity is associated with enhanced creativity and innovation, better decision making, and improved social and environmental outcomes, which is critical to allow First Solar to continue to be a leader in addressing the complex and interconnected challenges facing our planet and society. This is not only crucial for First Solar’s bottom line, but also for creating a more sustainable and just future for all.”

    "Our decision to focus on sexual harassment, assault, and discrimination in the workplace as part of our engagement strategy was instigated by our first-hand observations and experiences in the food services industry, where instances of sexual harassment are far too common," said Betty Mittelstaedt, student at Central Washington University.

    The remaining Finalist teams were, in the Graduate Category, Columbia University and University of California, Berkeley Haas School of Business, and in the Undergraduate Category, LeHigh University and Virginia Wesleyan University.

    IEN’s Corporate Engagement Challenge is a semester-long program that includes education, mentorship, and hands-on investment and engagement strategy development for undergraduate and graduate students. 

    “We’re proud to support the next generation of sustainable investors as they learn more about the positive and negative impacts of their investment decisions and how those relate to financial performance,” said Georges Dyer, Co-Founder and Executive Director at The Intentional Endowments Network. “Over $30 trillion is set to transfer to millennial stewardship in the coming years, and it’s more important than even to support millennial and GenZ investors in turning their interest in sustainable investing into a strong skill set.” 

    As more investors see the need for thoughtful analysis of ESG risks and opportunities, investment management firms are increasingly looking to recruit talented graduates who understand both sustainability and fundamental investment practices.  The Challenge gives students the opportunity to demonstrate their strengths in both areas, and show how interrelated they are. 

    "The Challenge not only provided us with a challenging experience, but also sparked our interest in pursuing opportunities within the field of shareholder engagement, consulting, and ESG analysis,” said Jaap Donker, student at Central Washington University.

    “The IEN Student Corporate Engagement Challenge provided us with the valuable opportunity to develop a comprehensive understanding of investment analysis and the investor engagement process. Getting hands on experience has demystified the process and empowered us to engage with investments beyond the numbers,” said Steph Motta, an MBA Candidate at Presidio Graduate School. 

    Active engagement with portfolio companies on material ESG issues is an increasingly important aspect of investing and good fiduciary practice. According to the annual shareholder engagement report, Proxy Preview, “2023 is another record-breaking year, with more than 542 shareholder resolutions filed on environmental, social, and sustainable governance (ESG) issues. Hundreds of these resolutions are heading for votes at spring and summer corporate annual general meetings.”

    “Publicly traded corporations hold immense power over our lives, our communities, and the environment, and changing how these corporations operate can transform our economy and society,” said Nicole Torrico, Program Director at The Intentional Endowments Network. “Engaging with corporations as shareholders is a powerful tool to address material risk factors relevant to long term financial performance, and to advocate for change and hold corporations accountable for meeting their commitments to address the biggest challenges of our time: racial inequity and the interrelated climate crisis.”  

    A panel of judges selected the winners based on their presentations, fundamental financial analysis and ESG analysis, and the creativity and efficacy of the shareholder engagement strategy to both improve company financial performance and make a meaningful positive social or environmental impact.

     


     

    MEDIA CONTACT 

    See highlights from the winning team’s final presentations and here more about the Challenge by watching this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDzx-vkWZ2Y

    To receive a copy of the winning team’s presentations, or interview any of the participating teams and/or members of the IEN Team, contact Nicole Torrico, (207) 812 1589, [email protected]

    ABOUT IEN

    The Intentional Endowments Network (IEN) supports higher education institutions in learning about and adopting investment strategies that create an equitable, low- carbon, and regenerative economy. IEN connects endowments, asset managers, investment consultants, nonprofit partners, and individuals, including a community of over 200 active members, to connect with peers, stay up to date on the latest best practices, develop partnerships, and advance the field of mission-aligned, sustainable investing.


  • 2024 Higher Education Climate Leadership Summit 

    Building Solidarity for Equitable Climate Action

    The annual Higher Education Climate Leadership Summit was hosted by the Intentional Endowments Network and Second Nature hosted their annual Higher Education Climate Leadership Summit  in Long Beach, CA from February 11-13th, 2024.

     Over 450 changemakers dedicated to advancing sustainability through higher education gathered to learn and exchange ideas over the course of this three-day conference. University presidents, sustainability directors, students, endowment decision makers, were among those  engaged in the Summit’s 35 total sessions and  numerous networking opportunities. Below is a summary of the critical conversations facilitated at the Summit with a community of attendees advancing a just transition to a regenerative economy and sustainable world.

        Attendees Connected with 450+ Peers

    Attendees included Higher Education Leaders in the following roles:

    • Presidents & Trustees,
    • Chief Investment Officers & Investment Committee members,
    • Sustainability Directors and other sustainability office staff,
    • Diversity, equity, and inclusion and community engagement office staff,
    • Investment consultants, asset managers, and other investment firms,
    • Climate solution providers.

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     10 Ways We Centered Justice  

    Advancing climate justice by holding space for important conversations, connections and plans to take place -- inspiring and facilitating actions in support of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion, is a deeply valued and shared mission between IEN and Second Nature. 

    Learn more about how we centered justice throughout the 2024 Summit in Long Beach, CA here.

     

     

    Thank You to Our Partners & Sponsors

    We deeply appreciate the partners and sponsors of the 2024 Higher Education Climate Leadership Summit for their support, helping to drive the adoption of new strategies to reduce direct climate impacts of higher education institutions and inform endowment investing strategies that accelerate a just transition to a carbon-neutral economy.

    Thank you for your climate leadership and support of the critical movement-building efforts of IEN and Second Nature.

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  • 10 Student Teams Enter 2023 Corporate Engagement Challenge!

    We're pleased to announce that 10 students teams from universities across the U.S.have entered the Intentional Endowments Network‘s (IEN) Student Corporate Engagement Challenge. Teams of three to five undergraduate and graduate students will showcase their skills in sustainable investing and shareholder advocacy throughout the Challenge. 

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  • Thank You to the Sponsors of the 2023 Higher Education Climate Leadership Summit

    Partners of the 2023 Summit will help drive the adoption of new strategies to reduce direct climate impacts of colleges and universities and inform endowment investing strategies that accelerate a just transition to a carbon-neutral economy. As a partner, you also demonstrate your climate leadership and help support the critical movement building efforts of the Intentional Endowments Network and Second Nature.



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  • published V-Square Quantitative Management in Organizations 2022-09-08 15:09:29 -0400

    V-Square Quantitative Management

     

    V-Square Quantitative Management is a global asset management firm and a sustainability analytics platform. They provide efficient investment portfolios integrating sustainability at every step of the investment process. They specialize in financial engineering, development and management of quantitative portfolios and processing of sustainability big data. V-Square's mission is be to a new vector of change in the way they generate investment returns for investors in alternative asset classes and core equity and fixed income.

     

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