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Morgan Stanley Sustainable Signals: Global Survey Shows Institutional Investors Expect Modest Growth in Sustainable Investment Allocations

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Morgan Stanley Sustainable Signals: Global Survey Shows Institutional Investors Expect Modest Growth in Sustainable Investment Allocations More than 80% of asset owners and asset managers expect sustainable allocations to increase over the next two years, but at a lower pace than 2025 Top drivers include growth opportu…

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Most respondents expect physical climate risks to affect asset prices within the next five years.
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More than 80% of asset owners and asset managers expect sustainable allocations to increase over the next two years, but at a lower pace than 2025.
60% confidence
Private, direct engagement is seen as the most impactful form of shareholder engagement.
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Nearly all surveyed expect climate-related physical risks to affect asset prices, but almost 90% say it is difficult to assess the impact on their assets.
60% confidence
A majority of institutional investors expect to increase sustainable investment allocations in coming years, recognizing growth opportunities and the rising materiality of sustainability-related risks.
60% confidence
In 2026 a consistent picture has emerged across the Sustainable Signals series, with individuals, corporates and institutional investors showing high continued commitment to sustainability, at a more measured pace and with a sharper focus on managing risk.
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