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Adams & Robertson Sustainability Actions

Published a 2025 ESG report

The firm published a 2025 Private Markets ESG Report that explains how it handles sustainability-related issues in its investment work. The report says ESG is part of its decision-making, monitoring, and reporting. It also includes sections on oversight, diversity and inclusion, GP engagement, and climate scenarios. This shows the firm is actively documenting its approach rather than treating ESG as a side topic.

Built ESG into investing

The firm says it considers ESG factors at every stage of the investment process. Its diligence looks at governance, the quality and transparency of operations, and the wider impacts of a business. It also says it screens new opportunities before investing and monitors holdings afterward for severe ESG incidents. In plain terms, it tries to spot sustainability risks early and keep watching them over time.

Joined PRI in 2010

The firm says it has been a signatory to the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI, a global investor network that promotes ESG integration) since 2010. That means it publicly aligned itself with a long-running framework for responsible investing. The report also says it works with industry peers on ESG initiatives, which suggests it is involved in wider sector efforts, not just internal policy work.

Tracks ESG oversight and risk

The report says responsibility for ESG policy is shared across the firm through cross-functional oversight. It also says the firm uses ESG risk analysis throughout the investment lifecycle. This includes pre-screening investments, monitoring portfolio companies, and looking for serious ESG incidents. The aim is to manage reputational risk and reduce possible harm linked to investments.

Supports diversity and inclusion

The report includes a diversity and inclusion section, showing that the firm treats workforce and governance diversity as part of its responsible business work. It also says ESG priorities include social issues, not only environmental ones. While the excerpt does not give detailed targets, it does show that the firm has made diversity and inclusion part of its ESG reporting structure.

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