Maria Nazarova-Doyle: Why advisers must look beyond 'E' when it comes to 'ESG'

The pandemic has changed our lives in many different ways, not least when it comes to how we view brands and businesses. Over the past few years, we have seen customers demand more than a transactional relationship with the companies they buy goods and services from. They increasingly expect them to reflect their own values and to play an active role in addressing climate concerns and tackling social injustices. Staying silent on the sidelines is no longer an option - and rightly so. It's no different in the world of finance, where ESG (environmental, social and governance) considerat...