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Tracey Longo
These funds attracted a lot of attention last year but inflows have since slowed to a "drizzle," the research firm says.
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Greg Ritchie
The move highlights the gap between Europe and the U.S. in how ESG strategies are regarded.
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Allison Schrager
Companies are better off avoiding the minefield of social activism and just concentrating on making money for shareholders.
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Lisa Pham
The ESG fund industry has long had an outsize exposure to tech.
by FA Staff
The new index was developed to meet clients' requests, Bloomberg said.
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Azish Filabi
President Biden used the first veto of his term on a niche investment topic that has captured national attention.
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Frances Schwartzkopff
Only 4% of "sustainable" funds can expect to get past U.S., U.K. and European watchdogs, a new study says.
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Saijel Kishan, Martin Z. Braun
The lawsuit emerges as Republican politicians across the U.S. criticize environmental, social and governance investing.
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Ben Mattlin
Investors are paying 20% more for roughly the same portfolio as other funds, says a Harvard study. Experts weigh in.
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Hannah Levitt
Investors rejected all other shareholder proposals and approved all company ones.
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Peyton Forte
Investors yanked $5.2 billion from US-domiciled sustainable funds in the first quarter of this year.
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Jeff Green
Black and Latinx leaders are quitting so quickly it's offsetting BlackRock's diversity efforts.
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Caleb Mutua
The amount of bonds sold last quarter for ESG projects was down more than 50% from last year.
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Allison Schrager
The original mission conceived during WWII to promote global economic cooperation and growth is more important than ever.
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Kevin Maeda
While direct indexing does offer some very attractive features, it may not be right for everyone.
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Tim Quinson
Asset managers are pushing back more successfully against proxy proposals from climate and social activists.
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Sam Potter, Peyton Forte
The Xtrackers MSCI USA Climate Action Equity ETF debuted on Tuesday with $2 billion in assets.
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Patrick Sisson
The project will focus on markets including the Pacific Northwest, Colorado, California, Arizona and Texas.
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Karen DeMasters
Insurance companies and advocacy groups oppose the proposed legislation.
