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HSBC Launches New Sustainable Investment Fund with ESG Criteria

  • HSBC Mexico is launching a new sustainable investment fund with ESG criteria, which will be available to its clients and will help them include diverse factors in their investment objectives and decisions.
HSBC branches like this one can be found in Mexico's main cities. Photo: Canva.
HSBC branches like this one can be found in Mexico's main cities. Photo: Canva.
08/03/2022
HSBC Mexico is pleased to announce the launch of its latest sustainable investment fund, designed to meet the growing demand for socially responsible investments. 

The fund, known as HSBC Sustainable Global Equity (HSBCSGE), will be available to its clients, providing them with a unique opportunity to align their investment objectives with various factors. According to the official statement, HSBCSGE offers diversified exposure to the global equity market, incorporating three key investment objectives: environmental, social, and corporate governance. 

This approach reflects the bank's commitment to addressing the most pressing risks identified in the 2022 Global Risks Report by the World Economic Forum, which highlights the importance of environmental and social factors in shaping the future of our planet. Antonio Dodero, Director of Asset Management at HSBC Mexico, emphasized the importance of investor action in mitigating these risks and promoting positive social impact. He stated, "We believe that by incorporating ESG factors into our investment process and continuously developing innovative solutions, we can generate a real and lasting impact on society and our clients." 

As a leading advocate for responsible investments, HSBC aims to facilitate the transition to a more sustainable economy. The bank envisions itself as a leader in the field, seeking long-term benefits for both society and its clients. 

The implementation of HSBC's sustainable investment fund will involve exposure to global equities through investments in the Sustainable ETFs family. 

With this new initiative, HSBC Mexico is paving the way towards a more sustainable and responsible investment landscape, where investors can align their financial goals with positive environmental and social outcomes.

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