CAMRADATA has expanded its online database, CAMRADATA Live, to capture data related to the Asset Owner Diversity Charter to help gauge where asset managers are on their diversity and inclusion (D&I) journey.
CAMRADATA believes that it is important to effect change, break down taboos and ask questions that make a real difference in society, which is why this data will be freely available to all asset owners and investment consulting firms.
Asset managers can also now populate their D&I data in CAMRADATA Live free of charge, providing asset owners with the information they need when conducting detailed due diligence on their providers and, critically, gain greater insight into how they are tacking D&I issues.
This enhancement is the direct result of a working group of 20 representatives from around 20 investment consulting firms, as well as Helen Price, head of stewardship at Brunel Pension Partnership, to agree a set of data that could be collected from asset managers to measure their progress on D&I.
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