Sustainable fixed income solutions
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State Street Investment Management's report demonstrates its capabilities in delivering customized sustainable fixed income solutions for institutional investors, highlighting four case studies that showcase climate-themed strategies with carbon reduction targets, exclusion screenings, and green bond overweights, all tailored to client-specific objectives.
- Institution
- State Street
- Published
- 09/04/2026
- Research topic
- Climate Metrics · US Corporate Bonds · Climate Objectives
- Time horizon
- long · medium · short
Key arguments
- Custom Portfolio Solutions offer high flexibility and customization, allowing integration of multiple data sources while achieving low tracking error to benchmarks.
- The Systematic Corporate Bond Tilted Beta Strategy can be customized to include carbon reduction targets, forward-looking metrics, and green bond overweights.
- Case studies show successful implementations with specific carbon reduction percentages (e.g., 30%, 50%) and year-on-year decarbonization pathways.
- Risk management and monitoring are integral, with sustainability risk ratings maintained equal to or better than benchmarks.
- Low tracking error is achievable, with Case Study 4 achieving around 12 basis points tracking error volatility.
Key numbers
- Case Study 1 initial investment
- €650 million
- Case Study 1 carbon reduction target
- 30% by 31 December 2024
- Case Study 1 decarb path
- 7.6% YoY
- Case Study 2 carbon intensity reduction
- 50% Scope 1 & 2
- Case Study 2 temperature rise target
- ≤2°C
- Case Study 2 tracking error tolerance
- 50 bps
- Case Study 3 carbon reduction
- 40%
- Case Study 4 carbon reduction
- 50%
Main risks
- Sustainable investing strategies may underperform the broader market due to exclusions and specific criteria.
- Carbon reduction targets are estimates based on assumptions and are not guaranteed.
- Forward-looking metrics rely on data that may be incomplete or inaccurate.
- investments in emerging markets involve higher volatility and political risks.
- Fixed income securities are subject to interest rate, credit, and liquidity risks.
Corresponding source evidence
Climate — 50% Scope 1 & 2 carbon intensity reduction versus the benchmark with annual 7.6% YoY reduction kicking in from 2030 — Minimize fossil fuel reserves & brown revenue — Implied temperature rise target of ≤2°C — Carbon risk rating assessment
· longClimate 40% carbon intensity reduction versus the benchmark. 2 Exclusion List A client-specific custom exclusion list.
· mediumTo bring the standard indexed strategy in line with the new custom climate framework required an approximately 30% turnover over 5 days, bringing the current mandate into line with our upgraded climate framework, ensuring best execution, minimizing trading costs and staying well within the 50 basis points tracking-error tolerance level.
· short
Conditions / invalidation
- When transitioning to the new climate framework
- If sustainability criteria lead to exclusions
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