# Introduction to Edentree
Edentree, a pioneering asset manager, has carved a niche for itself in the realm of responsible and sustainable investing. With a robust portfolio under its belt, the company has managed to amass a significant £3.5 billion in assets.
Introduction to EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable European Equity Fund
The EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable European Equity Fund is a pioneering investment vehicle that combines financial returns with a commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. This innovative fund aims to deliver competitive returns while contributing positively to society and the planet. * ESG Integration: The fund integrates ESG factors into its investment process, ensuring that companies with strong sustainability practices are prioritized.
# Energy Giants and Real Estate Innovators: A Look at the Top Holdings
The investment landscape is constantly evolving, with a keen focus on sustainability and innovation. Among the standout companies making waves in this dynamic sector are Italian energy giant Enel and French real estate company Covivio. These companies, along with recent additions like German listed Technotrans, are reshaping the future of energy and real estate. #### Enel: Powering the Future – Leading the Charge in Renewable Energy: Enel is at the forefront of the renewable energy revolution.
# Fund’s Risk Management Strategy
The fund’s investment strategy is designed to mitigate risk while seeking growth. By limiting its exposure to any single stock to just 3% of its total assets, the fund ensures a diversified portfolio. This approach not only spreads the risk but also allows for a broader range of investment opportunities.
However, the company’s dividend growth rate is impressive, with an annual increase of 10.7 per cent. This growth rate is significantly higher than the industry average of 5.5 per cent, indicating that EdenTree is a strong performer in its sector.
Hiorns says the company is actively looking to get such labels for its funds. Annual charges on the European fund are 0.8 per cent.
