The financial outlook of companies is no longer the only indicator taken into account by management companies offering funds invested in shares or bonds.
A large majority of them say they favor socially responsible investment (SRI).
In addition to financial criteria, they now take into account the environmental and social policy and mode of governance (ESG criteria) of the companies financed.
Managers of so-called impact funds are not content to engage in SRI.
They push their requirements further, by setting specific objectives, which they choose freely.
Their ambition is to have a real environmental impact, thanks to sustainable or social development, in terms of professional ethics, while taking into consideration the return on investment.
1. What are their areas of intervention?
Environmental protection is a major theme.
This is how management companies such as CPR AM, Ecofi and Meeschaert AM offer funds aimed at combating…
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