Hargreaves Lansdown ‘playing catch-up’ with ESG additions to Wealth Shortlist Responsible investment vehicles now make up five of the 71 fund strong buylist Hargreaves Lansdown is looking to beef up the number of ESG funds on its Wealth Shortlist following a surge in client demand but has been called out for being late to the party. The D2C giant announced on Thursday it would be adding the Janus Henderson UK Responsible Income and the Trojan Ethical Income funds to its revamped best buylist, lifting the number of responsible investment funds on its 71-strong shortlist from three to five. Dominic Rowles, investment analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said that investing with ESG considerations in mind is “simply good risk management,” adding that investors should be looking to fill their portfolios with companies which deliver sustainable revenues, profits and dividends.