Artikel 9 Fonds: Sind 50% Turnover ok?
Artikel 9 Fonds mit klaren Nachhaltigkeitsregeln Für meinen Artikel 9 Fonds FutureVest Equity Sustainable Development Goals R versuche ich, nur die verantwortungsvollsten 30 Aktien zu nutzen (vgl. 30 stocks, if responsible, are all I need – Responsible Investment Research Blog (prof-soehnholz.com). „Verantwortungsvoll“ definiere ich dabei auf Basis eines transparenten Konzepts (vgl. 220901_Nachhaltigkeitsinvestmentpolitik_der_Soehnholz_Asset_Management_GmbH-9d76c965ab447b9ff4e1f04e62dffaa12e12f064.pdf (futurevest.fund). Die Regeln […]
Artikel 9 ETF-Portfolios bzw. PAB ETF-Portfolios sind attraktiv
Noch ist es einfach, für regionale und thematische Aktienallokationen genügend gute Artikel 9 ETFs zu finden. Werbung mit Artikel 9 ETF-Portfolios zu machen, ist aber riskanter geworden. Alternativ kann man überlegen, PAB ETF-Portfolios anbieten.
ESG bonus: Researchpost 109
ESG bonus: 15xnew research on inequality, diversity, PRI, greenium, fintech, incompetences, engagement, 1/n and more by Peter Mülbert, David Walker, Malcom Baker, Lucian Bebchuk, Marie Dutordoir, Guofu Zhou, Dirk Zetzsche, David Larcker, Raina Gibson, PedroMatos
Green illusion: Researchpost 108
Green illusion: 15x new research on social media, Scope 3, CSR, ESG bonifications, sovereigns, pensions, securitization, microfinance, trend-following, IQ, VCs and fintech
Microfinance risk and more: Researchpost 107
Microfinance risk: 15x new research on publication biases, green innovation, supply chains, biocredits, greenium, ESG ratings and loans, CSR, Kickbacks etc.
Green research deficits: Researchpost 106
Green research: 15x new research on net-zero, healthcare, banking, m&a, ESG, voting, retail investors, private equity etc. by Sandra Nolte, Harald Lohre, Martin Oehmke, Marcus Opp et al. (# indicates the number of SSRN downloads on November 30st): Social and green research Climate demographics: The Slow Demographic Transition in Regions Vulnerable to Climate Change by […]
Engagement test (Blogpost 300)
It is probably much more effective to hope that (the leaders of) companies are intrinsically motivated to significantly improve their sustainability. Engagement can very likely be much more effective with such companies than with ESG-sceptics. Also, strict regulation for all market participants may lead to more sustainability. Nevertheless, this case encouraged us to continue testing further engagements.
Smart women: Researchpost 105
Smart women: 16x new research on populism, immigration, children, progress, renewables, CCUS, purpose, fossil fuels, green bonds and loans, social premium, resilience, sustainability preferences, and crowdfunding by Holger Spamann, Dorothea Schäfer, Andreas Stephan, Zacharias Sautner et al.
Trustee or steward? Researchpost 104
Trustee or steward? 13x new research on climate tech and finance, interest rates, plant-based food, greenwashing, reporting, engagement, benchmarks, age, PFOF, and private equity by Richard Ennis at al.