RI funds invest in companies that are managing the future and are best positioned to minimize risks and maximize opportunities
Socially responsible fund family to focus on 30 companies
RI funds invest in companies that are managing the future and are best positioned to minimize risks and maximize opportunities
The new code is the result of a two-year process that brought together Canadian investors, property managers, civil society organizations and workers
Ian Bragg, associate director of research, policy, and institutional services at the Social Investment Organization in Toronto, explains why SRI investments provide returns that are equal, or often higher, than traditional securities. He discusses how SRI investing help advisors strengthen relationships with clients. Bragg spoke to Rudy Mezzetta, reporter with Investment Executive at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
Research suggests that there’s no significant difference in performance between SRI, non-SRI investments
Sucheta Rajagopal, investment advisor and portfolio manager with Hampton Securities Ltd., gives practical tips about how to build your business with socially responsible investing strategies. She discusses SRI index returns and establishing relationships with SRI clients. Rajagopal spoke with Rudy Mezzetta, reporter, Investment Executive, at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
Help clients achieve their SRI goals through fund firms that advocate for better corporate social responsibility
Socially responsible investing can resonate with clients who are interested in aligning their investments with their values
Global Reporting Initiative revision an effort to boost sustainability reporting