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Socially Responsible Investment
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- the “traditional” approach: in principle, this does not incorporate or promote ESG (Environment, Social, Governance) criteria.
- the “responsible” approach: with the objective of promoting certain ESG criteria by setting minimum standards that selected products or companies must comply with in terms of adverse effects on the environment and society.
- the “sustainable” approach: with the objective of promoting investment in companies with certain sustainable commitments and which do not provide products and services that can have a significant adverse impact on the environment and society.
- the “Impact” approach: with the objective of mitigating adverse effects and contributing positively to the environment and society, by investing in companies with sustainable activities or products with a sustainable investment objective.
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A few preconceived notions about sustainable investment...
Socially Responsible Investment is attracting increasing levels of investor interest. Despite its growing success, misconceptions still abound. Let's review them.
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Everything you need to know about sustainable investment
Knowing whether an investment is part of a sustainable approach is not always easy. The subject remains complex, the data provided by investment products is inconsistent and the terms used are not always easy to understand. Here are a few pointers to help you see things more clearly.