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This has led to something of an 'indentity crisis' – is ESG investing the future, or is it merely another compliance burden for companies? In her talk with Professional Pensions, Amanda Latham discusses these aspects of ESG investing, and explains how BW want to show their clients that ESG shouldn't be seen as a box ticking exercise, but as a gateway to exciting investment opportunities that can help reverse our climate crisis.

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The burgeoning ESG investments market has found itself under scrutiny as of late, rocked by greenwashing scandals and tainted by the increasing politicisation of environmental concerns globally.

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