Doctors are twice as likely as their non-medial counterparts to invest "ethically", according to advice firm Chase de Vere.
The IFA, which launched an advice arm for the medical profession last year, hs found one in five (19.5%) of doctors choose to invest in ethical portfolios. This is compared to one-in-10 (9.7%) typical clients. The numbers are based on investments into 1,508 client portfolios at the firm since June 2018. While environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing may be on the rise, said Chase de Vere, it still only accounts for 1.4% of total investment funds under management, according to Investment Assocation figures. Women more interested in 'doing good' with investments "We have ...
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