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As active asset managers with a focus on long-term value creation and responsible stewardship, effective engagement is a critical part of MISM's investment process and fiduciary obligations. They have developed a targeted and thematic engagement programme on material environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. Theirr approach is fully integrated into their research and investment processes, to identify opportunities for improved risk management and alpha generation through constructive dialogues with issuers, while encouraging them to pursue positive sustainability outcomes.

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MSIM fixed income engagement strategy: integrated, insightful, influential – Morgan Stanley Investment Management

Fixed income investors play an important role in pursuing positive sustainability outcomes through a constructive dialogue with issuers around ESG. The MSIM Global Fixed Income Team explain how they incorporate engagement throughout their investment process.

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