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In a recent webinar hosted by Pensions for Purpose and Jupiter Asset Management, we discussed how innovation and informed investment can help address risks, and promote equitable, real-world outcomes.

Together, we aim to highlight the importance of diversity, equity, inclusion, and health and wellbeing in investment, shedding light on undervalued social issues to promote equitable outcomes. Over the coming months, Jupiter and Pensions for Purpose will host a series of events exploring various topics related to the People Ecosystem theme.

In this follow-up blog, Pippa covers:

Antimicrobial resistance – a systemic sustainability risk.
Health equality versus equity.
The investment case for preventative healthcare; companies that have attractive profitability and long-term durability, and that deliver real-world positive outcomes.
People, purpose and partnership.

Learn more here

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Why health matters: linking environment, society & economic value – Jupiter Asset Management

In today’s world, health, environmental and societal challenges are intrinsically connected and have implications for long-term investment strategies.

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