For Earth Day,
Invesco Ltd. (NYSE: IVZ), a global asset management firm leading sustainable investing for over 15 years, announced that it has expanded its market-leading, thematic environmental ETF suite with the launch of
Invesco MSCI Green Building ETF (GBLD).
“The Invesco MSCI Green Building ETF will be the first to focus specifically on the entire green building ecosystem, continuing Invesco’s track record as an ETF industry pioneer. GBLD provides access to not just sustainable real estate, but companies involved in every stage of construction, redevelopment, and retrofitting green-certified properties,” says John Hoffman, Head of Americas, ETFs, and Indexed strategies at Invesco. “GBLD is a great addition to our thematic environmental ETF suite, offering investors a new way to align their investments with their personal values.”
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Rise Of Catholic Investing Boosts ESG Trend
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Catholic investing joins Islamic finance, ESG metrics, and green bonds as a way of making money ethically.
January 29, 2021
The world s more than one billion Catholics look set to flex their investment muscles following the launch of a certification system for endorsing financial products that adhere to their faith s teachings and values.
In June 2020, Italian consultancy Nummus.info which is owned by the Italian Episcopal Conference and other institutions linked to the Catholic Church started offering the certification system, which screens investments based on a simple yes or no do they or don t they comply with Catholic values? So far, more than 20 different banks and assets managers including Deutsche Bank, Nordea and Raffeisen have had their investment products endorsed by the system.