If the financial advice profession had spent years comparing itself to other professions, it would have been realised that while adviser obligations regarding conflict of interest are certainly more onerous than those borne by doctors and accountants, they are far more lenient than those borne by actuaries. While many in the profession feel singled out, advisers actually land somewhere in the middle.
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By Cynthia Thyfault, Global BioFuture Solutions, Founder and CEO
Special to The Digest
In an exclusive Special to the Digest, Cynthia Thyfault, Global BioFuture Solutions, Founder and CEO shares a 2-Part Series on ESG Investing and the Bioeconomy. In this first part, we look at the importance of ethics in ESG investing and how to establish ethical frameworks.
Environmental, social and governance, or ESG investing, is a form of sustainable investing that considers an investment’s financial returns and its overall impact. An investment’s ESG score measures the sustainability of an investment in three specific categories: environmental, social and corporate governance.