Sustainable & ESG Investing
ESG investing offers a unique opportunity for investors to reduce risk, while maximizing return. Furthermore, the success of ESG investing in the times of COVID-19 has the potential to accelerate ESG trends faster than even the most optimistic projections forecasted.
Chelsea Burns was left with an inheritance following the passing of her father. She decided to use her wealth to become a sustainable angel investor – investing in impactful early stage companies. Read more about her story.
It’s déjà vu of 2008 with bailouts and buybacks. Read how, this time, the government and corporations can rebuild better.
Quarantine has an unintended and incredibly dark consequence: domestic violence cases rise amid confinement. Read how investors can help combat domestic violence.
[2021 Update] It is the time for company annual meetings and for shareholder activism. How can you as a shareholder vote to make corporations clean up their act?
Part 1 of a two-part series about shareholder activism. Where are the billionaire shareholder activists who pursue Ruthless Sustainability?
Pandemic, halt of the global economy, stock market crash. Why become a sustainable investor now?
March 12, 2020 saw the greatest loss (almost 10%) in the Dow Jones Industrial Average since 1987. Read what a sustainable investor should do in the times of COVID-19.
Investing is hard. The lack of one metric for sustainable investing makes it harder. However, the lack of clarity provides an opportunity for investors to create their own sustainable vision.
COIN is a robo-advisor from John Hancock which offers only sustainable, or conscious, investment options. Read my review of the robo-advisor.