In this edition of Iggo's Insight, Chris Iggo, CIO Core Investments, considers responsible investment.
Posted on Jan 30, 2020
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The logic of responsible investing comes from its appeal “of doing the right thing”. If responsible investing reduces risks and contributes to better outcomes, then it is beneficial to individuals and society alike. The case should be made that responsible investing creates a better outcome to the investor because it reduces risks and raises future welfare. It is becoming central to how money is managed. In the equity space, the growth of impact investing as a driver of equity strategies is really the saviour of active investing.
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