Michelle Dunstan

Michelle Dunstan

Chief Responsibility Officer; Senior Investment Advisor—Global ESG Improvers Strategy

18 Years at AB
26 Years of experience

Michelle Dunstan is AllianceBernstein’s Chief Responsibility Officer and a member of the firm’s Operating Committee. In this role, she oversees AB’s corporate responsibility practices and responsible investing strategy, including integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations throughout the firm’s research, engagement and investment processes. Dunstan also oversees the firm’s ESG thought leadership and product development. She is Senior Investment Advisor for AB’s Global ESG Improvers Strategy, which focuses on engaging with and investing in companies that are advancing along ESG dimensions. Dunstan was AB’s global head of responsible investing from 2020 to 2021. From 2012 to 2020, she was a portfolio manager for the Global Commodity Equity Fund. She joined AB in 2004 as a research analyst and covered commodities in emerging markets and North America for several years. Prior to joining the firm, Dunstan was an engagement manager at the Monitor Group (now Monitor Deloitte). She holds a BCom from Queen’s University in Canada and an MBA from Harvard Business School, where she graduated with high distinction as a Baker Scholar. Location: New York

ESG Ratings: Solution or Starting Point?
Calificaciones ESG: ¿solución o punto de partida?
SFDR Unpacked: What to Look for in Article 8 and 9 Portfolios
Desentrañar SFDR: Qué buscar en las carteras del Artículo 8 y 9
Proposed DOL Rule a Big Step Forward for ESG in DC Plans
Climate Change: The Commodities Dimension
Modern Slavery: How Investors Can Help the Victims
Global Transition to Renewable Energy is a Complex ESG Journey
A Framework for Mapping Modern Slavery Risk in Investment Portfolios
How Shopping—and Investing—Might Be Enabling Modern Slavery
DOL’s Revised DC Investment Rule Removes Potential ESG Sticking Point
DOL’s New Rules Don’t Have to Slow DC Plan ESG Adoption

DOL’s New Rules Don’t Have to Slow DC Plan ESG Adoption

by Jennifer DeLong, Michelle Dunstan
Demand for ESG investing is growing among DC plan participants, but with plan sponsors facing many choices and proposed new DOL rules, what’s the best approach? As we see it, fully integrating ESG considerations is fundamental to better financial outcomes—which is always in participants’ best interests.

Plan Design, Policy & Regulation, Responsible Investing/ESG, Target-Date Solutions


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