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Figaro Magazine
The majority of savers today wish to combine the performance of their investments with the generation of a positive social or environmental impact, according to the latest barometer published by the management company CPR AM.
More and more of them also believe that investing responsibly protects them better against the risks inherent in the stock markets.
And obviously, they are not wrong, according to Rebecca Kaddoum, manager at Mandarine Gestion.
“A company that places compliance with
environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria at the heart of its strategy and concerns
is better placed to prevent possible risks likely to compromise its financial health,”
she argues.
Clearly, in the long term, the best-rated companies with regard to extra-financial criteria are better equipped to face crises (soaring oil prices, environmental controversies or on...
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