ESG investors side with equities over bonds
But bond managers argue the approach is integral to identifying downside risks
But bond managers argue the approach is integral to identifying downside risks
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Reducing the carbon footprint in a portfolio via ESG screening alone is a box ticking exercise
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“Many companies claim a bond is green or ethical,” says Noelle Cazalis
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Ethical funds represent a pitiful 1.3% of assets in the UK
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Analysts reveal their top picks ahead of Good Money Week
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But UHNW segment continues to shun hedge funds
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Nearly two thirds of investment industry leaders privately educated
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Asset manager joins with Thomson Reuters for fund launch
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ETF launches boost sales of ESG products
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British investors among the least likely to invest sustainably
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Three quarters of investors interested in ethical investing but online providers bemoan lack of suitable products
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Demand for ethical products counterbalanced by investor concerns about lack of standardised ESG definitions
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