Many greens: Researchpost 133

Many greens: Picture from Alexa from Pixabay with 3 frogs

Many greens: 12x new research on crypto spillovers, toxic risks, greenwashing, green lending, greening ECB, climate communications, climate policy costs, green bonds, impact investing, inclusive fintech, political engagement and digital angst (# SSRN downloads on June 30ths) Social and ecological research: Many greens Crypto spillovers: The Effects of Cryptocurrency Wealth on Household Consumption and Investment […]

ESG Transition Bullshit?

ESG transition illustration is a wood bridge into green nature by Mjudem McGuire from Pixabay

No impact on secondary markets? ESG transition approaches suggest making companies more sustainable. Many providers of so-called responsible investments promote ESG transition investments. Typically, the argumentation is: You have to put money into brown companies so that they can finance the transition to become a greener company. That sounds plausible but may be misleading. In […]

Active or impact investing?

Active or impact? Picture from John Hain from Pixabays shows 2 hands with several cooperation words

Since there is so little overlap with any fund I could find, in my opinion, my fund is an ideal add-on (satellite) candidate for almost any investment portfolio.

Greenwashing banks? Researchpost 129

Greenwashing Banks Illustration: Green Clothespin pciture by Robert Allmann from Pixabay

Greenwashing banks? 12x new research on immigration, suppliers, greenwashing, banks, ESG ratings, AI voting, green bonds, climate inflation, (climate) VCs and crowdinvesting

Climate reporting: Researchpost 128

Climate reporting: Picture Facts by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay

Climate reporting: 13x new research regarding inequality, climate reporting, biodiversity, green bonds, external costs, private equity real estate, gold, equal weighting, correlations, tail risks, robo advisors and AI

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