“Before the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the globe had seen the longest run of growth in its history. As a result, the market crash in February 2020 would have been the first time younger investors experienced such a significant and sharp fall in their wealth,” the research said.
“Increasingly, investors are acknowledging the importance of not only the return that an option delivers but also the level of risk it takes on to achieve that return.”
According to the firm, sustainable investments were also becoming increasingly appealing to a broad range of investors, as the impacts of businesses on people and places became more widely accepted.
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