Mans Carlsson-Sweeny Senior ESG Research Analyst, AMP Capital Investors Limited (at time of writing) Måns Carlsson-Sweeny is the ESG Research Analyst at AMP Capital. In this role, Måns is responsible for the analysis of ESG issues and sustainability drivers for a number of sectors, as well as regularly engaging with companies on ESG issues. He has nine years experience in the investment industry including three years in ESG research with Scandinavia's largest independent investment bank, Carnegie Investment Bank, in London where he co-initiated the first broker-based research focused on socially responsible investments in the Nordic countries.
MANS CARLSSON-SWEENY | SUNDAY, 4 AUG 2013 AMP Capital senior research analyst Mans Carlsson-Sweeny draws some key distinctions between environment, social and governance (ESG) investing, and its sister disciplines of responsible and ethical investment. Read more MANS CARLSSON-SWEENY | TUESDAY, 11 DEC 2012 Cautious consumers have led discretionary retailers to increase their focus on supply chain efficiencies. However, only chasing cheaper labour costs can backfire. Investors need to understand the direct and indirect consequences of unsustainable supply ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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