Sustainability: the heart of any good investment

Ryan Lightfoot-Aminoff 21/04/2021

Chris McGoldrick, deputy manager of Stewart Investors Asia Pacific Leaders Sustainability, shares with us the sustainability philosophy of Stewart Investors [0:30​] and how it’s different from their competitors [1:20​]. Chris shares one particular area of focus: human development [2:18​] and two companies with a strong ethos and sustainability at their core, Vitasoy [3:40​] and Tech Mahindra [5:22​]. The interview wraps up with what makes Indian companies so appealing [7:12​] and sustainable businesses.

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