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Assets in Global Climate Funds March Steadily Higher

Appetite for U.S. climate investment funds rebounds in 2023.

Demand for climate funds continued climbing in the first half of 2023, with assets under management clocking in at more than $500 billion. The strongest appetite came from Europe. Investors also clamored for climate transition funds, which invest in companies that consider climate change in their business strategy. Those gains came even as demand slackened for sustainable funds broadly. Climate funds focus on climate-related topics, ranging from clean energy to decarbonization.

Over the past 18 months, investors and politicians wrangled over climate change mitigation strategies, net-zero commitments, and virtually all environmental, social, and governance topics. Still, demand for climate funds held steady.

In our recently released report, “ Investing in Times of Climate Change ,” we examined the global landscape of climate-focused funds, grouped these into five mutually exclusive categories, uncovered the growth in climate funds across markets, and drilled down to understand the characteristics of different strategies.

Halfway Through 2023, Assets in Climate Funds Balloon to Over Half a Trillion Dollars

As of June 2023, there were 1,407 climate-related open-end funds and exchange-traded funds that fit our definition , with collective assets under management of $534 billion worldwide. These represent almost 20% of the global sustainable funds landscape .

The global universe of funds with a climate-related strategy has surged by 30% in the past 18 months, driven by continued inflows and product development. Climate fund assets have grown at a faster clip than the global sustainable funds landscape and the broader open-end fund and ETF landscape, which have slid by 5% and 8%, respectively, since December 2021. Money invested in climate funds globally has increased 14-fold in the past five and a half years (since December 2018).

Europe Dominates, China and the U.S. Far Behind

Unsurprisingly, given the regulatory push toward climate neutrality , Europe remains the largest market for climate funds, accounting for 84% of global climate fund assets. Assets in European-domiciled funds with a climate-related strategy climbed by 38% over the past 18 months to $447 billion. As of June 2023, we identified 870 climate funds in Europe, compared with 223 in China and 117 in the United States.

Global Landscape of Climate Funds

China and the U.S. rank far behind at second and third, with market shares of 8% and 6%, respectively. Despite China’s continued commitment to reach peak CO2 emissions by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060, assets in climate funds domiciled in the country shrank to $44 billion as of June 2023, compared with the historic high of $47 billion at the end of 2021. In local currency, however, Chinese climate fund assets rose by 16% over the period. The decline in dollar terms is attributed to the weakening yuan, which mostly reflects China’s patchy economic recovery from its zero-Covid policy.

Assets Rise on the Back of Fresh Inflows

In stark contrast with Europe, assets in U.S. climate funds increased only slightly (by 4%) over the past 18 months. Assets shrank in 2022 on account of the challenging macro environment of high energy prices in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and rising interest rates as central banks wrestled with inflationary pressures. In this environment, renewable energy stocks suffered. But strong flows into Climate Transition funds in the first half of 2023 sent assets to a new record of $31.7 billion at the end of June.

Clean Energy/Tech Funds Suffer From Poor Performance

While Clean Energy/Tech funds remain dominant among U.S. climate funds , they have lost assets and other categories have gained ground. As of June 2023, Clean Energy/Tech funds accounted for almost $14.8 billion in assets, or 47% of the total, down from a record 78% of market share at the end of 2020. Although these funds have suffered outflows, the decline is mostly attributable to falling valuations. Clean/Energy Tech funds tend to have high exposure to growth stocks, which often suffer in a rising-rate environment.

Meanwhile, assets in Climate Transition funds — which seek to invest in companies that consider climate change in their business strategy and are therefore better prepared for the transition to a low-carbon economy — have quadrupled over the past 18 months on account of $5.8 billion in net deposits over that time.

Assets in U.S. Climate Funds

Climate Transition Funds Attract Most of the Flows

Except for Climate Transition funds, attracting new money hasn’t been easy. U.S. climate funds collected more than $3.6 billion so far in 2023, a notable drop from the segment’s record $13 billion haul in 2021. Still, flows into climate funds have been more resilient than in the rest of the U.S. Sustainable Funds Landscape , where 2022′s annual flows sank to their lowest level in seven years, and sustainable funds shed more than $5 billion in the first half of 2023.

Flows into U.S. Climate Funds

Within the climate funds landscape, Climate Transition funds were the clear winners, attracting $5.8 billion over the past 18 months and more than offsetting outflows from Clean Energy/Tech funds. Nearly three fourths of this haul went to Xtrackers MSCI USA Climate Action Equity ETF USCA and iShares Climate Conscious & Transition MSCI USA ETF USCL alone. Both funds track indexes that lean into companies that are well-positioned for the transition to a low-carbon economy or that are actively engaging in the climate transition relative to peers. These processes consider the companies’ carbon emissions intensity and emissions reduction targets, among other factors.

Product Development Activity Declines

In line with the broader slowdown seen recently in the U.S., product development in climate funds has dropped since the peak in 2021. So far in 2023, only eight new climate strategies launched, roughly one fourth of the total seen in 2021. New sustainable fund launches have also slowed since 2021, so climate strategies still account for more than one fifth of the new strategies launched over the past 18 months.

Launches of U.S. Climate Funds

Below we list the 10 largest U.S. climate funds as of June 2023. Worth highlighting is iShares Global Clean Energy ETF ICLN , the largest fund in our climate fund universe, which suffered more than $500 million in outflows so far this year (the worst of any U.S. climate fund).

Top 10 Largest U.S. Climate Funds

Four of the 10 largest climate funds available to U.S. investors are Climate Transition funds. New to this year’s top 10 list are iShares Climate Conscious & Transition MSCI USA ETF, Xtrackers MSCI USA Climate Action Equity ETF, iShares Paris-Aligned Climate MSCI USA ETF PABU , and GMO Climate Change GCCHX . The first two launched in 2023′s second quarter but quickly shot up the ranks of the largest U.S. climate funds.

These new launches bring the total number of climate funds in the U.S. to 117 at the end of June.

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However, they may be subject to tax in a Fund & Share Account which would, in effect, reduce their value and increase the net ongoing charge. Other Information Unit type: Unbundled Manager: Fund launch date: 21 September 2022 Sector: Global Fund size: £39 million Number of holdings: 65 Fund type: OEIC Accumulation/income: Income Dealing frequency: Daily Valuation point: 12:00 Trustee: Northern Trust Global Services Limited Minimum investment: £100.00 Charges deducted from: n/a Available in a regular savings plan: Yes Minimum regular savings value: £25.00 Ready to invest? To invest in , you'll need to have an account. Try our handy filter to explore the different options. Compare accounts Ready to take your first step? To invest in , you'll need to open an account. Try our handy filter and find out which suits you best. Performance 16/07/19 to 16/07/20 16/07/20 to 16/07/21 16/07/21 to 16/07/22 16/07/22 to 16/07/23 16/07/23 to 16/07/24 n/a n/a n/a n/a 13.19% Please remember past performance is not a guide to future returns. Where no data is shown, figures are not available. This information is provided to help you choose your own investments, remember they can fall as well as rise in value so you may not get back the original amount invested. Our view on this fund The Wealth Shortlist features funds our analysts believe have the potential to outperform their peers over the long term. If a fund is not on the Shortlist, this is not a recommendation to sell; however, if you are thinking of adding to your investments, we believe the Wealth Shortlist is a good place to start. View funds on the Wealth Shortlist » Fund Objective The Climate Assets Funds seeks to achieve long term capital appreciation and provide income by multi-asset allocation and multi-thematic investment. The Fund invests around the world with a focus on investment opportunities arising from the convergence of climate change, resource scarcity and population shifts. Income Details Income paid: Bi-annually Type of payment: Dividend Ex-dividend date: 1 August 2024 1 February 2025 Payment date: 30 September 2024 31 March 2025 This data is provided by Broadridge. HL accepts no responsibility for its accuracy and you should independently check data before making any investment decision. All yields are variable and not guaranteed. There is currently no yield information available for this fund. Holdings Top 10 holdings Sectors Top 10 sectors Countries Top 10 countries Security Weight 3.07% 2.84% 2.51% 2.39% 2.35% 2.07% 2.07% CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY 2.04% 2.02% 1.99% Sector Weight Electronic & Electrical Equipment 13.64% Software & Computer Services 9.26% Medical Equipment & Services 9.16% Bonds 8.44% Equity Investment Instruments 6.85% Real Estate Investment Trusts 6.36% Industrial Transportation 5.43% Technology Hardware & Equipment 5.20% Gas, Water & Multi-utilities 3.96% Cash and Equiv. 3.46% Country Weight United States 46.15% United Kingdom 14.68% Non-Classified 7.82% France 4.83% Ireland 3.73% Japan 3.57% Cash and Equiv. 3.46% Germany 3.07% Direct Property and REITs 3.00% Switzerland 2.38% Data policy - All information should be used for indicative purposes only. You should independently check data before making any investment decision. HL cannot guarantee that the data is accurate or complete, and accepts no responsibility for how it may be used. Prices provided by Morningstar, correct as at 16 July 2024. Data provided by Broadridge, correct as at 30 April 2024. Manager start date Manager located in Caroline has over 18 years of experience in the private client industry and 16 of those are with Quilter Cheviot where she has worked since 2006. She is the Deputy Fund Manager for the award-winning Climate Assets Funds. She also manages private client portfolios, working with clients directly or alongside advisers. Her investment qualifications and experience have led her to be a Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI). As a Chartered Accountant (FCA) Caroline is also a Fellow of the ICAEW. She read Human Sciences at St. Hilda's College, Oxford University graduating with a 2.1 in 1997 before starting her accountancy training at PricewaterhouseCoopers. In 2002 she also gained a Master's degree (distinction) in Environmental Technology from Imperial College specialising in Global Environmental Change and Policy. Claudia has over 20 years of experience in Sustainable, Ethical and Responsible Investment and 13 of those are with Quilter Cheviot where she has worked since 2009. She is the Lead Fund Manager of our award-winning sustainable investment strategy, the Climate Assets Funds. She also manages investment portfolios on behalf of private clients, pensions, trusts, offshore bonds and charities with a focus on sustainable investment. Her investment experience and qualifications have led her to be a Chartered member of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment. Claudia holds an MBA from Cass Business School in London and a Chemical Engineering degree from the University of La Plata in Argentina. She currently sits on the International Equities Stock Selection Committee at Quilter Cheviot and she won Wealth Manager of the Year at the City of London Wealth Management Awards 2021. 4 If you elect to receive the income from an ISA or a Fund & Share Account, we will collect any dividends for you and then pay them directly into your bank account within the first 10 working days of the following month. Add to watchlist Save as PDF Find another fund More Thesis funds » More Global funds » Wealth Shortlist fund Our analysts have selected this fund for the Wealth Shortlist. 459 IMAGES Factsheet: Climate finance The Role of the Climate Investment Funds in Meeting Investment Needs Climate Assets Funds GCF in Brief: The Green Climate Fund: Realising the Climate Potential Publications Green Climate Fund (GCF) ｜ Financial Information ｜ Useful information VIDEO Enermile Choosing to Stay: Helping Communities Combat Climate Migration #38: Teaching About Climate Change with Kieran Wharton '22, Environmental Studies How to read a Factsheet Things to look for in a mutual fund factsheet before you invest How to read a Factsheet COMMENTS Climate Assets Funds Investment Approach. Investing mainly in company shares, the Funds also include exposure to government bonds to help protect the portfolio and alternative assets like renewable energy infrastructure. High quality medium and large companies are favoured, to help reduce the volatility of returns that may occur when investing in smaller companies. Climate Assets Balanced Fund B GBP Accumulation Investment objective. The investment objective of the Fund is to provide a balance of capital growth and income, net of fees, over the longer term (rolling 5 year periods). The Fund focuses on sustainable investment. The Fund will aim to achieve the investment objective by investing in a global portfolio which is comprised of: Equity securities ... PDF Climate Assets Fund B CLIMATE ASSETS BALANCED FUND - 'B' SHARE CLASS FACTSHEET JANUARY 2024 OBJECTIVE ... CLIMATE ASSETS BALANCED FUND - 'B' SHARE CLASS 7.51 -11.22 13.24 7.65 21.40 ... Thesis Unit Trust Management Limited, Exchange Building, St John's Street, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 1UP. These documents are only available in English.Important Climate Assets Balanced Fund B GBP Accumulation The Fund focuses on sustainable investment. 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