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Our approach to responsible investment

At RBC Global Asset Management (RBC GAM), our approach to responsible investment (RI) is anchored by the knowledge that our clients have entrusted us to help them secure a better financial future for themselves or for the beneficiaries of the portfolios they manage. We believe that being an active, engaged, and responsible investor empowers us to enhance the risk-adjusted, long-term performance of our portfolios.

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our approach to responsible investment

We believe that climate- and nature-related factors are systemic risks that may materially affect issuers and the economies, markets, and societies in which they operate. We recognize the importance of the global goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 or sooner, in order to mitigate climate-related risks.1

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We take specific actions under each of these three pillars to deliver on our aim of maximizing our clients' investment returns without undue risk of loss, in accordance with the investment objectives, strategies, and restrictions of each investment mandate.

ESG integration

Our investment teams incorporate material environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into their investment decisions for applicable types of investments.

Active stewardship

We consider material ESG factors in proxy voting and engagement with issuers for applicable types of investments. We may also participate in RI industry initiatives, where applicable.

Client-driven solutions and reporting

We aim to align our solutions with client demand and provide transparent and meaningful reporting.

Our investment teams consider material ESG factors when making investment-related decisions within the portfolios they manage, for applicable types of investments, with an aim to identify potential material risks and opportunities and improve risk-adjusted, long-term performance. Examples of ESG factors that may be material include the following.

Environmental

  • Air and water pollution
  • Biodiversity
  • Climate change
  • Ecosystem integrity
  • Natural resource management and use
  • Waste management
  • Water quality and availability

Social

  • Community relations
  • Data privacy and security
  • Employee engagement
  • Gender and diversity
  • Health and safety
  • Human rights
  • Indigenous rights
  • Labour practices

Governance

  • Board structure and independence
  • Bribery and corruption
  • Executive compensation
  • Lobbying and political contributions
  • Shareholder rights
  • Tax strategy and accounting standards

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Providing responsible investment solutions

While many of our products incorporate responsible investment through ESG integration, we also offer funds that apply ESG screening and exclusion based on a defined set of ESG-related criteria.

ESG integration

Ongoing incorporation of material ESG factors into investment decision making with an aim to identify potential risks and opportunities and improve risk-adjusted, long-term returns.

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ESG screening and thematic ESG investing

ESG screening and exclusion apply positive or negative screens to include/exclude assets from the investment universe. Thematic ESG investing focuses on investing in assets involved in a particular ESG-related theme or seeking to address a specific ESG issue.

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Déclarations

1 Cet objectif fait référence à l’Accord de Paris et à l’objectif international de maintenir le réchauffement climatique à « un niveau bien inférieur à 2 °C », et de préférence à 1,5 °C au plus d’ici la fin du siècle. Selon le Panel intergouvernemental sur les changements climatiques (2019), pour atteindre cet objectif, les émissions nettes de gaz à effet de serre (GES) devront diminuer de 45 % d’ici 2030 par rapport aux niveaux de 2010 et être nulles en 2050 ou avant. La carboneutralité signifie l’équilibre entre les GES émis dans l’atmosphère et les GES qui en sont retirés.

2 Dans certains cas de stratégies de placement quantitatif, de stratégies passives et de stratégies de tiers gérées par des sous-conseillers, RBC GMA n'entretient pas de dialogue direct avec les émetteurs.

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RBC Gestion mondiale d’Actifs (RBC GMA), la division de gestion d’actifs de Banque Royale du Canada (RBC), regroupe RBC Gestion mondiale d’actifs Inc. (RBC GMA Inc.), RBC Global Asset Management (U.S) Inc., RBC Global Asset Management (UK) Limited et RBC Global Asset Management (Asia) Limited, qui sont des filiales distinctes, mais affiliées de RBC.