ESG and the Private Investor
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Published 20 October 2021
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In this recording of our recent virtual debate we discuss the extent to which the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) credentials of a company or investment are considered when making investment decisions.
Chaired by Collyer Bristow’s Janine Alexander and Ragavan Arunachalam, our panel included experts from Perscitus, Tamweel Capital and Fidelity. They discussed:
• How the ESG credentials of an investment opportunity are currently assessed
• To what extent is ESG now a financial as well as a ‘moral’ consideration
• How ESG credentials are demonstrated and challenged
• The effect of ‘greenwashing’ – what happens when an investment makes a loss or reduced profit because ESG credentials are misleading or false
• The potential for claims if ESG credentials are misleading or false
The discussion was recorded live on 14th October 2021.
Run time: 59 minutes
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Watch our latest webinar: ESG and the Private Investor.
Published 20 October 2021
BUSINESS & FINANCIAL SERVICES
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In this recording of our recent virtual debate we discuss the extent to which the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) credentials of a company or investment are considered when making investment decisions.
Chaired by Collyer Bristow’s Janine Alexander and Ragavan Arunachalam, our panel included experts from Perscitus, Tamweel Capital and Fidelity. They discussed:
• How the ESG credentials of an investment opportunity are currently assessed
• To what extent is ESG now a financial as well as a ‘moral’ consideration
• How ESG credentials are demonstrated and challenged
• The effect of ‘greenwashing’ – what happens when an investment makes a loss or reduced profit because ESG credentials are misleading or false
• The potential for claims if ESG credentials are misleading or false
The discussion was recorded live on 14th October 2021.
Run time: 59 minutes
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