Managers "missing an opportunity" by failing to accommodate investors specific ESG needs

The proliferation of ESG investment offerings shows that managers seem to be responding to investor demands. At the same time, it's still far too challenging for retail clients to find the right sustainable investments that meet their criteria, according to think tank Planet Tracker.
Photo: PR / Evli
Photo: PR / Evli

Inflows to ESG-labeled funds are showing no signs of slowing down. Inflows in Q4 2020 show that ESG funds grew 10 percent compared to non-ESG funds, which grew by 1 percent, according to a report by think tank Planet Tracker. The report also shows that the same trend continued in the beginning of 2021.

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