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What is Ethical Investing?
Ethical investing means choosing investments that reflect socially responsible values. There are three broad approaches to ethical investment: 1. Negative These funds will typically avoid companies involved in or supporting areas such as:
2. Positive This is where fund managers will actively seek to invest in companies whose products or services are of long-term benefit to the communities in which they operate and/or contribute to a better environment, these might include:
3. Dialogue and Engagement These encourage more responsible business standards when there is a strong business case for change. This approach can be taken separately to or in combination with individual company screening. In this process fund managers will engage on areas such as:
Whichever combination of approaches you decide to take, it is important to get independent advice from a qualified, Independent Financial Adviser experienced in ethical investments such as Island Financial Solutions Limited. |
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