Wellington Management

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An independent investment management firm whose sole business is investment management. The firm's expertise spans the global equity, fixed income, currency, commodity and alternatives markets. The firm also offers asset allocation, multi-manager and specialty approaches.

Head Office

280 Congress Street

Boston

02210

United States

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Impact Investing Towards a Better World

2017-07-01T14:55:00Z

When it comes to investment criteria, most fund managers don’t typically look at alleviating hunger, expanding access to health care or bridging the digital divide.
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The last Smart Beta paper you’ll ever (have to) read

2016-04-01T09:12:00Z

Institutional investors could be forgiven for rolling their eyes at yet another article on “smart beta.” Indeed, the hype around this topic over the last few years has been intense.
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Five Questions CIOs Should Ask Investment Managers About ESG

2015-12-01T10:58:00Z

As risk management has drawn more attention in recent years, institutional investors who have integrated environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) considerations into their process have put themselves in a better position to assess risks and opportunities in their portfolios. In our view, keeping track of how companies handle ESG ...
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Doing well by doing good: Why sustainability delivers a double bottom line

2015-10-01T17:13:00Z

Significant transformation within the energy industry that increasingly supports sustainable infrastructure is under way. Demand for clean energy is rising, driven by chronic underinvestment in infrastructure, new policy and regulation, more competitive costs of renewable fuels, efficiency technologies, and heightened consumer awareness. As demand grows for low-carbon transport, low-carbon electricity, ...
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From hero to zero and beyond: The investment implications of negative yields

2015-05-26T15:13:00Z

Negative yields are seldom mentioned in economic and finance textbooks. But now that the central banks of Denmark, the eurozone, Sweden and Switzerland have set official rates below zero, investors are having to grapple with negative yields for short-dated, and indeed, some longer-maturity fixed income instruments.
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Active or passive? That's the wrong question

2015-02-27T17:34:00Z

The debate over active versus passive investment has been raging for 50 years now – for much of that time, unproductively.

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Latest Content

Impact Investing Towards a Better World

The last Smart Beta paper you’ll ever (have to) read

Five Questions CIOs Should Ask Investment Managers About ESG

Doing well by doing good: Why sustainability delivers a double bottom line

From hero to zero and beyond: The investment implications of negative yields

Active or passive? That's the wrong question

Wellington Management

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