ETFs (for Exchanged Traded Funds), also called trackers, have become essential for stock market investors. They are also for those wishing to favor companies with best practices in environmental, social and governance (ESG). With assets under management multiplied by 10 over the last five years, the assets under management of some 1,500 ESG ETFs now exceed the symbolic threshold of 1,200 billion dollars globally, according to the ETFGI firm.
It must be said that these continuously traded index funds are very easy to trade, while displaying moderate management fees compared to those of traditional funds. Unlike active funds, ETFs simply replicate as faithfully as possible the evolution of a stock market index, up or down, whatever its asset class (shares, bonds, etc.). Example with the iShares MSCI World SRI, an ETF (7 billion euros…
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