Schroder BSC Social Impact Trust plc - SBSI
Seeking to drive positive social impact and consistent financial returnsWhy invest in SBSI?
As we become increasingly aware of the serious challenges facing our society, more and more investors want to do well by doing good. They want to put their capital to work for dual impact – to the benefit of people and their portfolio.
The Schroder BSC Social Impact Trust has these very objectives: to achieve positive social impact and the creation of value for investors.
Transformational impact
Capital for local social organisations and charities working with disadvantaged people in areas of high need across the UK
Collective strengths
Harnessing the combined strengths of Schroders and the highly experienced team led by Better Society Capital, a dedicated social impact investor and delegated portfolio manager of the trust
Diversification
Offering the potential for low correlation to other asset classes, providing attractive diversification benefits for investors
Adoption of Sustainability Impact Label
The Company is pleased to confirm that from 02/12/24, it has adopted the "Sustainability Impact" label and will continue to be considered an "Impact Fund" under FCA's Sustainability Disclosure Requirements and investment labelling regime.
Please refer to the Consumer-Facing Disclosures, Pre-Contractual Disclosures and Periodic Product-Level Sustainability Report for this fund. For more information on sustainability labels please visit the FCA website.
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Find out more about SBSI’s positive impact and how it’s measured and managed
The Schroder BSC Social Impact Trust is committed to best-in-class impact measurement, management and reporting. Transparency is a vital part of quality impact management and the Company shares the impact performance of the frontline organisations that we fund in a variety of ways.
SBSI portfolio company, Wight Community Energy, is one of the solar sites that together make up Community Energy Together Limited. Community Energy Together is a group of community energy sites which use additional revenues from selling electricity to the National Grid to fund local social projects - helping local residents at risk of fuel poverty and other disadvantage, as well as local low-carbon projects. Watch this video to find out more about the model and how they support local social and environmental impact.
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