LGIM’s Sacha Sadan on stewardship and sustainability
We talk to Sacha Sadan, LGIM’s director of investment stewardship and one of the industry’s most influential thinkers on corporate governance.
Sacha Sadan. Image: LGIM
In our latest podcast we interview Sacha Sadan, director of investment stewardship at Legal and General Investment Management (LGIM) and one of fund management’s most influential thinkers on corporate governance and engagement.
We explore the role of investors in stewardship during Covid-19, sustainability and purposeful business, the climate crisis and ethnic diversity on boards.
LGIM wields much influence with $1.5trn under management and Sacha Sadan has been named one of the Top 30 most influential people in the City by the Financial Times. “We want companies to do well because companies and equities … are the lifeblood of maki
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