Asset Management

LGIM urges companies to look beyond shareholders during Covid-19 crisis

The influential £1.2tn asset manager wants the companies in which it invests to focus on long-term sustainability

The UK's largest asset manager has written to boards of listed companies with a public service message: do the right thing by your employees during the coronavirus pandemic.

Legal & General Investment Management, the £1.2tn asset manager, wrote to companies last week telling them it expected boards to allocate capital and remunerate executives in a way that ensured the long-term sustainability of their companies and wider stakeholders.

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