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News & knowledge
News
31 May 2023: Van Lanschot Kempen small-cap team back to a fully resourced situation
20 April 2023: Phoenix fund temporarily closed
13 April 2023: Van Lanschot Kempen appoints Pieter Heijboer as Head of Investment Strategy
4 April 2023: Van Lanschot Kempen announces departure of some of its small-cap team members
4 April 2023: Five years of impact investing with the Global Impact Pool
23 February 2023: Van Lanschot Kempen 2022 results
30 January 2023: Phoenix Fund reopens
26 January 2023: Phoenix Fund temporarily closed
12 January 2023: Kempen outdoes Achmea in battle for fiduciary mandates
2 January 2023: Kempen Capital Management continues as Van Lanschot Kempen Investment Management
6 November 2022: Sustainable Equity investment update Q4 2022
28 August 2022: From Coal to Koalas
28 June 2021: Introduction to the Kempen SDG Farmland Fund
20 April 2023: Phoenix fund temporarily closed
13 April 2023: Van Lanschot Kempen appoints Pieter Heijboer as Head of Investment Strategy
4 April 2023: Van Lanschot Kempen announces departure of some of its small-cap team members
4 April 2023: Five years of impact investing with the Global Impact Pool
23 February 2023: Van Lanschot Kempen 2022 results
30 January 2023: Phoenix Fund reopens
26 January 2023: Phoenix Fund temporarily closed
12 January 2023: Kempen outdoes Achmea in battle for fiduciary mandates
2 January 2023: Kempen Capital Management continues as Van Lanschot Kempen Investment Management
6 November 2022: Sustainable Equity investment update Q4 2022
28 August 2022: From Coal to Koalas
28 June 2021: Introduction to the Kempen SDG Farmland Fund
Sustainability newsletters
Newsletter December 2022: Analysis: sustainable stocks hold up in the face of sharply rising carbon price
Newsletter October 2022: ESG (ratings) on our minds
Newsletter July 2022: Walking the talk during AGM season
Newsletter March 2022: Why Active is attractive: the case for engagement
Newsletter December 2021: Why we need a ‘keep 1.5 alive’ equivalent for biodiversity?
Newsletter October 2021: What does a good cop look like?
Newsletter July 2021: Sustainable investment: The ‘why’ is clearer, as the ‘how’ get more complex
Newsletter February 2021: How to close the SDG gap
Newsletter October 2022: ESG (ratings) on our minds
Newsletter July 2022: Walking the talk during AGM season
Newsletter March 2022: Why Active is attractive: the case for engagement
Newsletter December 2021: Why we need a ‘keep 1.5 alive’ equivalent for biodiversity?
Newsletter October 2021: What does a good cop look like?
Newsletter July 2021: Sustainable investment: The ‘why’ is clearer, as the ‘how’ get more complex
Newsletter February 2021: How to close the SDG gap
Monthly commentary UK
Dividend newsletters
May 2023: Mind the gap
February 2023: Disruption is getting expensive
December 2022: Focus on value for money
September 2022: Check the cashflows
May 2022: Read between the lines
March 2022: Times are changing
October 2021: Selecting opportunities as Active Dividend investor. The Technip Energies case
February 2023: Disruption is getting expensive
December 2022: Focus on value for money
September 2022: Check the cashflows
May 2022: Read between the lines
March 2022: Times are changing
October 2021: Selecting opportunities as Active Dividend investor. The Technip Energies case
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