Impact Report, Q3 2021 - Federated Hermes

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Almost a third of adults globally (about 1.7 billion people) remain unbanked. In the latest Impact quarterly report, Federated Hermes delve into the theme of financial inclusion, as a theme linked to 13 of the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Federated Hermes argue improving people’s access to the products and services they need to manage their money reduces income inequality, fosters gender equality and political stability, improves access to natural resources like water and energy, and creates economic opportunity.

Other highlights in this edition include:

Their exposure by impact theme: they share how their portfolio breaks down across nine impact themes, as aligned to the SDGs.
Case studies: they provide case studies for two portfolio companies.

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Impact Report, Q3 2021 - Federated Hermes

It is increasingly understood absolute levels of poverty are far from the only issue affecting the world’s poor.

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