UK trailing behind EU countries ethical investment
Britain lags significantly behind some of its European counterparts when it comes to investing in ethical and sustainable financial products, according to new research.
Britain lags significantly behind some of its European counterparts when it comes to investing in ethical and sustainable financial products, according to new research.
More than 60% of global high net worth individuals (HNWIs) see driving social impact with their investments as extremely or very important, with Asian HNWIs valuing it higher than any other region in the world.
Jupiter has renamed its Climate Change Solutions Fund to, as it says, “better reflect the dynamic development of the environmental sector”.
First State Investments will move its global head of responsible investment role from Sydney to London, and hand it to new hire Will Oulton.
Socially responsible investing has gained many followers over the past decade. However, ethical considerations are only part of the appeal, writes Robert Hague, sales director at Emerald Knight.
Pictet Funds is launching an environmental megatrends fund for European investors.