As sustainable investing becomes mainstream, where are the opportunities?
Published 2 months ago
New whitepaper from CAMRADATA
Although Covid-19 brought the world to a standstill, and the initial shock led to fears around the progress of sustainable investing, sustainable funds hit a record high of $1.25 trillion (as of the end of Sept 2020), with Europe passing the $1 trillion milestone, according to Morningstar data[i].
CAMRADATA’s latest whitepaper on ‘Sustainable Investing’ seeks to discover sustainable investing opportunities for investors as the biggest transfer of generational wealth in history (c.$60 trillion) takes place over the next couple of years, with millennials in particular watching this space and deploying capital accordingly.
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