Greenwashing and tips to identify suitable ESG products
Greenwashing and tips to identify suitable ESG products
There has been a marked increase in the demand for environmental, social and governance (ESG)/sustainable style products and this trend looks set to continue. Unsurprisingly many firms are seeking to capture some of this growth through the launch of new products, but also rebranding of existing funds. This has led to concerns of “greenwashing”, which is the overstating of a product’s ESG credentials or misleading investors on how environmentally sound or ethical a fund really is.
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The challenge for advisers is finding products that are most closely aligned with their clients’ ESG or ethical beliefs. It is rare to have clients with exactly the same beliefs or principles. This blog will suggest key steps and identify freely available resources to match genuine ESG products with investor demands.
September 2020 was the worst month during the pandemic, when daily caseload jumped past the 90,000-mark and hovered close to 1 lakh cases for many days, along with scores of deaths. Many believed that the pandemic will spiral out of control and unleash havoc in most urban centres, which are densely populated. By D
September 2020 was the worst month during the pandemic, when daily caseload jumped past the 90,000-mark and hovered close to 1 lakh cases for many days, along with scores of deaths. Many believed that the pandemic will spiral out of control and unleash havoc in most urban centres, which are densely populated. By D
UAE says Princess Latifa improving and to return to public life at the appropriate time
19 Feb, 2021 11:58 PM
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Princess Latifa Al Maktoum, the daughter of Dubai s ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, who is one of the richest heads of state in the world
Princess Latifa Al Maktoum, the daughter of Dubai s ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, who is one of the richest heads of state in the world
Daily Telegraph UK
By: James Rothwell
The United Arab Emirates has said that Princess Latifa, who this week claimed in a video to have been imprisoned in a compound by her powerful father, is alive and that it hopes she will return to public life at the appropriate time .
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