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It s hard not to take notice of the fact that green ethical and sustainable investing seem to be popping up just about everywhere at the moment.
The idea is that this kind of investment will see that your money works for you and positively impacts the planet and society at the same time. However, is it really quite as straightforward as that? The answer is, no, of course not.
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From dealing with family conflicts when there are investment disagreements, to working to maximise financial rewards and not hamper returns, our experts, who are part of our gold-standard High Net Worth Address Book, are here to help you better understand sustainable investments and the risks, challenges and barriers that might arise.
Thursday 15 April 2021
As part of the Tatler SOS Experts Corner, we delve into the subject of investing sustainably and ethically. Here, Ashley Crossley and Anthony Poulton from Baker McKenzie outline how Middle Eastern families are engaging in ethical investment strategies.
The events of 2020 have accelerated pre-existing trends for ethical investment globally. Middle Eastern family investors, however, were already on a fast track towards more ethically conscious investment decisions due to the widespread use of Shariah-compliant business strategies in the region. As such, the Middle Eastern version of global ethically minded investment strategies, such as ESG, is a melting pot of regional and international trends.