Tenet launches new ESG platform for advisers

Financial adviser support group Tenet has announced the launch of a new research platform, ESG Compass.

The digital portal aims to gives advisers access to a suite of ESG funds, managed portfolio services, and mortgage research, all subject to comprehensive due diligence, objective analysis, and regular re-evaluation.

It will also allow advisers to conduct focused ESG searches according to criteria such as ESG style, product type, risk level, and cost.

ESG Compass will be available to both Tenet Compliance Service’s directly authorised advisers and the wider market, with Tenet Network Services members also getting access to research as part of their existing panel research.

Tenet chief executive, Mark Scanlon, commented: “Rightly, ESG has become an essential consideration for investors seeking a positive impact and healthy returns.

“However, finding and researching ESG propositions in a saturated market remains complex and time-consuming for advisers. Our new digital platform gives advisers confidence in meeting their clients’ ESG requirements by enabling them to research a range of ESG propositions.”

Technical director at Tenet, Joanne Rigby, added: “Detailed, accurate, up-to-date due diligence is critical for advisers trying to meet their client’s ESG preferences. ESG Compass provides in-depth research that helps independent financial advisers make more-informed ESG decisions and ensure better outcomes for their clients.”

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