How to root out greenwashing when evaluating ESG investments
Jenny Coombs, Associate Professor at College for Financial Planning, recommends advisers investigate how funds are claiming to be focused on environmental, social and governance criteria.
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Faith-based investing catches a ride on the ESG wave
Advisers find even nonreligious clients are embracing faith-based strategies.
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Groups issue election wish lists that incorporate ESG principles
American Sustainable Business Council and US Impact Investing Alliance issue separate election platforms that support responsible finance.
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Hedge fund director says clients balk at ESG risks
Too little data on impact of switching to investments with ESG goals, says IPM managing director.
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Net flows to ESG funds quadrupled to $20 billion in 2019
Broadridge report finds ESG accounts for 10% of assets in active equity funds.
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3 keys to integrating ESG into client portfolios
As the potential benefits of sustainable investing become clearer, advisers have an opportunity to add value through education and guidance.
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World needs better tools, data, standards for ESG investing
OECD reports inconsistencies could undermine confidence in market.
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Bond market refresh
ESG isn’t just for equities anymore, as financial advisers respond to growing demand for a greener fixed-income market.
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Fidelity Magellan launch could boost appeal of semitransparent ETFs
By applying ESG screens, the new funds alter the makeup of the traditional indexes.
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BlackRock, Vanguard, Transamerica roll out latest ESG funds
By applying ESG screens, the new funds alter the composition of the traditional indexes.
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Americans believe sustainable funds can offer higher returns
Schroders survey found only 4% of respondents wouldn’t invest because they fear worse performance.