12 June 2018
Historically, profit and loss may have been the only measure of a successful investment strategy. These days, however, investors are increasingly considering the environmental and social impact of an investment, as well as the corporate governance of the investment structure.
In his recent article, Andrew Pittom, one of our funds directors with Moore Management, discusses the rising demand for reporting around these so-called ‘ESG’ factors and how this demand is impacting the funds industry.
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