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Socially responsible investing
Book an online explainer on ethical investing
Page Author: Evan Hughes QFA CFP
Better for the world, society & you
Ethical investing is known under different names but each have similar goals and outcomes
E.S.G issues
Environmental
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climate change
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resource depletion
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waste
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pollution
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deforestation
Social
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human rights
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modern slavery
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child labour
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working conditions
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employee relations
Governance
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corruption
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executive pay
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board diversity
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political lobbying
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tax strategy
Ethical fund managers seek to address these issues through active management, negative screening, and collaboration with companies as shareholders
Myth-busting
Ethical returns are lower than traditional funds?
Growing evidence shows that over the long term, ethical funds can out-perform traditional funds
Ethical funds are simply wind farms?
Ethical funds are well diversified and can reduce risk further by screening out risk attributed to negative E.S.G. practices
Charges on ethical funds are higher?
As more than $30 billion has flowed into E.S.G. funds over the last 20+ years, economies of scale have reduced charges on ethical funds
Further Resources
The U.N. Sustainable Development Goals are a call for action by all countries – poor, rich and middle-income – to promote prosperity while protecting the planet.
The P.R.I. works to understand the investment implications of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors and to support its international network of investor signatories in incorporating these factors into their investment and ownership decisions.
Keep up to date with the latest articles on E.S.G, S.R.I, and Impact investing. Search the database of posts to find previous articles and real world examples of Ethical investing in action.