ESG Transition Bullshit?
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 […]
Finfluencers: Researchpost 126
Finfluencers: 14x new research on CO2 storage, climate learnings, sustainable bonds, diversity, impact investing, active investing, and finfluencers
100 research blogposts since 2018
100 research blogposts: Why and how I write this sustainabilty investment research blog and how I apply the evidence to investments
Proven Impact Investing? Researchpost 97
Proven impact investing: >10x new research on work, midlifes, climate impact, ESG reporting, impact investments, engagement, indexing, client advisors, risk measurement, real estate, fractional shares, stablecoins
ESG overall: Researchpost 91
ESG overall: >15x new research on fixed income ESG, greenium, insurer ESG investing, sin stocks, ESG ratings, impact investments, real estate ESG, equity lending, ESG derivatives, virtual fashion, bio revolution, behavioral ESG investing
ESG skeptical research: Researchpost 90
ESG skeptical: >15x new and skeptical research on ESG and SDG investments, performance, cost of capital, reporting, ratings, impact, bonifications and artificial intelligence
ESG ok, SDG gut: Performance 1. HJ 2022
ESG ok, SDG gut: Meine SDG-aligned, die Trendfolge- und die globalen pure ESG Aktienportfolios haben im 1. Halbjahr relativ gut performt.
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
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 […]