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The health of the net-zero transition is in the eye of the beholder

Juni 2025

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WHEB Sustainable Impact Fund - Quarterly Report Q4 2025

The WHEB Sustainable Impact Fund’s Q1 2025 report covers a quarter marked by US trade-policy uncertainty, weaker growth expectations and a sharp pullback in large technology stocks. In GBP, the MSCI World Index fell 4.6%; the Fund’s C share class returned -3.98% in USD, compared with -1.79% for its benchmark. American Water Works, Daifuku and Nextracker were the strongest contributors, while First Solar, Novo Nordisk, ATS and Power Integrations detracted. Resource Efficiency and Health were the weakest themes, and Education was the only positive contributor. The Fund initiated one position, Kurita Water, citing its industrial water-treatment capabilities and exposure to semiconductor manufacturing; there were no sales. The outlook noted continued policy-driven volatility alongside depressed valuations across sustainability-related industries.

Dezember 2025

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WHEB Sustainable Impact Fund - Quarterly Report Q3 2025

The WHEB Sustainable Impact Fund’s Q1 2025 report covers a quarter marked by US trade-policy uncertainty, weaker growth expectations and a sharp pullback in large technology stocks. In GBP, the MSCI World Index fell 4.6%; the Fund’s C share class returned -3.98% in USD, compared with -1.79% for its benchmark. American Water Works, Daifuku and Nextracker were the strongest contributors, while First Solar, Novo Nordisk, ATS and Power Integrations detracted. Resource Efficiency and Health were the weakest themes, and Education was the only positive contributor. The Fund initiated one position, Kurita Water, citing its industrial water-treatment capabilities and exposure to semiconductor manufacturing; there were no sales. The outlook noted continued policy-driven volatility alongside depressed valuations across sustainability-related industries.

September 2025

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WHEB Sustainable Impact Fund - Quarterly Report Q2 2025

The WHEB Sustainable Impact Fund’s Q1 2025 report covers a quarter marked by US trade-policy uncertainty, weaker growth expectations and a sharp pullback in large technology stocks. In GBP, the MSCI World Index fell 4.6%; the Fund’s C share class returned -3.98% in USD, compared with -1.79% for its benchmark. American Water Works, Daifuku and Nextracker were the strongest contributors, while First Solar, Novo Nordisk, ATS and Power Integrations detracted. Resource Efficiency and Health were the weakest themes, and Education was the only positive contributor. The Fund initiated one position, Kurita Water, citing its industrial water-treatment capabilities and exposure to semiconductor manufacturing; there were no sales. The outlook noted continued policy-driven volatility alongside depressed valuations across sustainability-related industries.

Juni 2025

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WHEB Sustainable Impact Fund - Quarterly Report Q1 2025

The WHEB Sustainable Impact Fund’s Q1 2025 report covers a quarter marked by US trade-policy uncertainty, weaker growth expectations and a sharp pullback in large technology stocks. In GBP, the MSCI World Index fell 4.6%; the Fund’s C share class returned -3.98% in USD, compared with -1.79% for its benchmark. American Water Works, Daifuku and Nextracker were the strongest contributors, while First Solar, Novo Nordisk, ATS and Power Integrations detracted. Resource Efficiency and Health were the weakest themes, and Education was the only positive contributor. The Fund initiated one position, Kurita Water, citing its industrial water-treatment capabilities and exposure to semiconductor manufacturing; there were no sales. The outlook noted continued policy-driven volatility alongside depressed valuations across sustainability-related industries.

März 2025

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