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Key Highlights From the US Sustainable Investing Trends Report

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The newest "US Sustainable Investing Trends Report" from the US SIF is Establishing a Baseline Universe for Sustainable Investment & Stewardship. Here are several Key Highlights: Market Size and Sustainable Investment (AUM) : US SIF analysis, based on submissions to the SEC, records the US market size as $52.5

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Australian Investors Demand Greater Adaptation Action

Chris Hall

However, according to investors, greater action on adaptation is required by the government to address the steep the economic costs of climate change’s physical impacts. Disasters caused by climate change were estimated to have cost Australia US$38 billion in 2021, and are forecast to rise to at least US$73 billion by 2060.

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Lessons from a Decade of Investing in a Frontier Market: What Impact Investors Can Learn from Nepal’s First International Private Equity Fund

James Militzer

address these interrelated challenges, we have invested in clean energy generation through solar and run-of-river hydropower. million households while contributing to climate change mitigation goals. Photo courtesy of Rob Goodier / Engineering for Change. Tim Gocher is Founder and CEO of Dolma Fund Management.

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Trump's assault on ESG is not killing it. It is forcing it to evolve

Eco-Business

According to Morgan Stanley’s 2024 Sustainable Signals report, 84 per cent of individual US investors expressed interest in sustainable investing. Sustainability doesn’t serve as a feel-good strategy. It protects portfolios. They deepened their commitment - quietly and strategically. Gender equality 10. Inequality 12.

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How Millennials Can Make an Impact With Their Money

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More than any other group, millennials are keen to make an impact with their money. According to a 2021 survey by Morgan Stanley, 99 percent of millennials surveyed were interested in sustainable investing, an all-time high. Interest in sustainability persisted despite the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change is the key focus.

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Schroders Launches Natural Capital Impact Investment Manager with Conservation International

ESG Today

Global investment manager Schroders and nature protection organization Conservation International announced today a new partnership aimed at accelerating investment in natural climate solutions in South East Asia, establishing Singapore-based natural capital impact investment manager Akaria Natural Capital.

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GreenMoney's Special 200th Issue - Readers' Favorites

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Why Investing in Women is Crucial Right Now by Sallie Krawcheck of Ellevest. Sustainable Investing & Stakeholder Capitalism by Jon Hale, Ph.D Tech Savvy Millennial Investors Positioned to Thrive in the “Roaring 2020s” by David Weinstein of Dana Investment Advisors. of Morningstar.