A fund manager's consideration of ethical and environmental issues must entail a thoughtful approach towards sustainability. It is as much about thinking carefully about the grey areas, as the green ones
Demand for green or eco-friendly investment funds has never seemed higher. Concerns about climate change are boosting green consumerism, not only when it comes to buying groceries and cars, but also in the investment arena. The fight towards reducing carbon emissions is becoming so present in our lives that sometimes we can forget that sustainability is not just about looking after the environment but also taking care of people. When it comes to investment, finding the right balance between environmental and social issues is not always easy but what is clear is that not everything that is...
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