ESG investing basics
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Anyone can be a responsible investor, whether they are individuals choosing where to put their retirement savings, a trustee of a trust or foundation, or an institutional investor such as a super fund, fund manager, bank or asset manager.
Courtesy of Responsible Investment Association of Australasia (RIAA), here are four fact sheets which cover:
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