Incisive Media welcomes Schroders as multi-channel sponsor of the Sustainable Investment Festival

Running sessions throughout June's inaugural event

Katrina Lloyd
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Investment Week's parent company Incisive Media is pleased to announce that Schroders are the multi-channel sponsor of its inaugural Sustainable Investment Festival in June, working with us over all four days of the event to engage with the audiences of IW as well as our sister titles Professional Adviser and Professional Pensions.

Schroders will be running interactive sessions, roundtables and interviews throughout the Festival, as well as having a team of sustainable investment experts on hand to answer questions and share insights. Registration is now open for the Sustainable Investment Festival which will run online from 22 to 25 June and will include thought-provoking presentations from renowned keynote speakers, innovative breakout events and sessions specifically tailored to meet the information needs of fund selectors, financial advisers, pension consultants, trustees and scheme managers.  Commenting on ...

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