Archiv der Kategorie: Institutionelle Kapitalanleger

Heidebild als Illustration für Proven Impact Investing

ESG ok, SDG gut: Performance 1. HJ 2022

ESG ok, SDG gut: Im ersten Halbjahr 2022 haben meine Trendfolgeportfolios sowie die Portfolios, die sich an den nachhaltigen Entwicklungszielen der Vereinten Nationen ausrichten (SDG), zwar auch an Wert verloren, aber dafür relativ gut gegenüber Vergleichsgruppen performt. Das gilt besonders auch für den FutureVest Equities SDG Fonds. Anders als die meist OK gelaufenen globalen haben spezialisierte ESG Portfolios der Soehnholz ESG GmbH im ersten Halbjahr schlechter als traditionelle Vergleichsportfolios abgeschnitten. Dafür war deren Performance in der Vergangenheit oft überdurchschnittlich.

Werbemitteilung: Kennen Sie meinen Artikel 9 Fonds FutureVest Equity Sustainable Development Goals: Fokus auf soziale SDGs und Midcaps, Best-in-Universe Ansatz, getrennte E, S und G Mindestratings.

Auf Seite 2 folgt die Übersicht der Halbjahresrenditen für die 15 nachhaltigen und zwei traditionellen Portfolios von Soehnholz ESG sowie für meinen Fonds.

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ESG and impact investments under fire (Researchpost #89)

Under fire includes >10x new research on ESG and factors, performance, commitment, regulation, scope 3 GHG, market potential, indices, reporting, engagement, and impact washing

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Nachhaltigkeitsfragen als Screenshot einer Präsentationsfolie

Deadline August: Müssen dann andere Fonds angeboten werden?

Deadline August: Ab August müssen AnlegerInnen aufgrund regulatorischer Vorgaben (MiFID II, IDD) nach ihren Nachhaltigkeitspräferenzen befragt werden. Auch künftig ist zunächst weiterhin die sogenannte Geeignetheit zu prüfen, speziell Renditeerwartungen, Risikokriterien, Zeithorizont und individuelle Umstände von InteressentInnen. Vereinfacht zusammengefasst muss künftig im Anschluss daran gefragt werden, inwieweit eines oder mehrere dreier Nachhaltigkeitsprodukttypen in Anlagen einbezogen werden sollen: Erstens ein Produkt mit einem ein Mindestanteil an ökologisch nachhaltigen Investitionen oder, zweitens, einem Mindestanteil an sozial nachhaltigen Investitionen oder drittens mit einer Mindest-ESG-Gesamtbeurteilung.

Werbemitteilung: Kennen Sie meinen Artikel 9 Fonds FutureVest Equity Sustainable Development Goals R – DE000A2P37T6 – A2P37T mit Fokus auf soziale SDGs und Midcaps, Best-in-Universe Ansatz, getrennte E, S und G Mindestratings?

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Picture by SugarHima shows wooden fake wind generator to illustrate benchmarking problems

Benchmarking problems (Researchpost #88)

Benchmarking problems: Almost 20x new research on tax avoidance, net-zero illusions, brown and unsocial banks and mutual funds, negative ESG bonus, plastics, real estate, panic, monetary policy, missing data, wrong benchmarks, institutional herding, and fintechs

Advert: Check my article 9 SFDR fund FutureVest Equity Sustainable Development Goals. With my most responsible selection approach I focus on social SDGs and midcaps and use best-in-universe as well as separate E, S and G minimum ratings.

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Bild zeigt religösen Palast mit zahlreichen Heiligenfiguren als Illustration für factor problems

Factor problems: Researchpost #87

Factor problems includes >20 new studies on plastic, water, children, rich people, the web, ESG indices, ESG reporting, greenwashing, ESG cost, SDG, UN PRI, mutual funds, factor investing, skew, forecasts, institutional investors, infrastructure, fintech, PFOF

Advert: Check my article 9 SFDR fund FutureVest Equity Sustainable Development Goals. With my most responsible selection approach I focus on social SDGs and midcaps and use best-in-universe as well as separate E, S and G minimum ratings.

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Inequality-Picture by Elise Chia shows beggar who receives some money from a better off person

Inequality and more: Researchpost #86

Inequality: 15x new research on inequality, Amazon, smart homes, scope 3, SRI performance, divestments, passive and ESG flows, market efficiency, Buffett indicator, market timing, Sharpe ratio, and fintech criticism

Advert: Check my article 9 SFDR fund FutureVest Equity Sustainable Development Goals. With my most responsible selection approach I focus on social SDGs and midcaps and use best-in-universe as well as separate E, S and G minimum ratings.

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Picture by Matt Palmer shows dying forest for my blogpost on complex RI

Complex RI (Responsible Investments): Researchpost #85

Complex RI: >20x new research on strategic sustainability, climate logistics, human rights, ESG flows, climate uncertainty, climate funds, banks, divestments, impact funds, sustainable startups, thematic funds, fund managers, passive investments, PFOF, DCF, REITS, NFT, ICO

I started my first research-blogpost in July 2018. The first 60 posts are included in Das Soehnholz ESG und Impact Researchbuch. Meanwhile, I almost weakly summarize about 20 third party research publications which may be interesting for others as well. Most of the research has been read by only a few people before me, unfortunately. Please feel free to like/comment/share my blogpost (to enhance evidence based and responsible investments).

Advert: Check my article 9 SFDR fund FutureVest Equity Sustainable Development Goals. With my most-responsible selection approach I focus on social SDGs and midcaps and use best-in-universe as well as separate E, S and G minimum ratings.

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Ein Faultier nimmt Geld aus einem Behälter. Das steht für ESG Bonus Math für Manager.

Wrong ESG bonus math? Content-Post #188

ESG bonus math: Many asset managers promote voting and engagement to change companies for the better and for positive impact. One of their goals is to promote the inclusion of ESG (Environmental, social and governance) targets in executive bonifications (e.g. „Klimaziele in die Vorstandsvergütung! Immer mehr Unternehmen erkennen, dass es bei der Bekämpfung des Klimawandels auch auf sie ankommt“ by Antje Stobbe and Harlan Zimmerman in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, April 26th, 2022, who describe the problem of missing incentives very well).

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Das Bild zeigt eine Blumenwiese die für Impact Investing stehen sollen

Impact investing & more research

Impact investing: >20x new research on indoor-climate, hydrogen problems, plastic, regulation, oligopolies, gender, ESG performance, costs and ratings, greenwashing, impact investing, B-Corps and engagement, decision models, equity premium, narcicisst, foundations, illiquid investments, tokenomics

Advert: Check my article 9 SFDR fund FutureVest Equity Sustainable Development Goals. With my most-responsible selection approach I focus on social SDGs and midcaps and use best-in-universe as well as separate E, S and G minimum ratings.

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English RI Research: Picture shows US and UK flags

English RI research: >25 new sustainability and responsible investment studies

English RI research topics: China, CO2 capture, climate policy, women, central banks and tools, soy, SFDR, AI, factor investing and herding, venture capital and impact, green bonds, real estate, active funds and ETFs, model portfolios and robo advisors etc.

After more than seven years and 250 blog contributions, I plan to (mostly) publish in English. The reason: I wish that the sustainability and responsible investing research evidence which I collect here is read by as many clever people and especially multiplicators as possible. Please help me in further distributing the research.

Advert: Check my article 9 SFDR fund FutureVest Equity Sustainable Development Goals. It focusses on social SDGs and midcaps and uses a best-in-universe approach as well as separate E, S and G minimum ratings.

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