Capturing clients' sustainability preferences provides advisers with a foundation in which to have a conversation in order to understand their goals from the outset, writes Louis Williams
Demand for investments that are sustainability-oriented has increased over recent years. One theory for such an increase in interest is due to millennial investors supposedly being more values-driven, and therefore having a greater desire to seek investments that align with their views; younger investors are the ones more motivated to positively impact the environment and society. However, is this really the case? Across all age groups, research shows that 70% to 80% of investors view sustainable investing to be at least somewhat important to them, but there is limited research that prov...
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