The Importance of Stewardship
Arun Kelshiker
20 years: Asset management and stewardship
In the final video of this two-part video series, Arun explains why stewardship is important. First he discusses the ways in which investors exercise stewardship across different asset classes, then he looks at the reasons for actioning stewardship, and finally he finishes by talking about the current trends within stewardship and what the future looks like.
In the final video of this two-part video series, Arun explains why stewardship is important. First he discusses the ways in which investors exercise stewardship across different asset classes, then he looks at the reasons for actioning stewardship, and finally he finishes by talking about the current trends within stewardship and what the future looks like.
The Importance of Stewardship
10 mins 15 secs
Stewardship is not the same across all asset classes. Investors of different asset classes will have different levels of influence and different desired outcomes. All should use stewardship however with the intention of achieving the highest possible outcomes but also to help with societal and environmental issues. Following this, we are seeing a major shift within stewardship from governance issues only to the broader environmental, social and governance issues.
Key learning objectives:
Understand the ways through which investors action stewardship across different asset classes
Identify the reasons for actioning stewardship
Assess the future of stewardship
Arun Kelshiker
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