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by jrochkind1
996 days ago
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i think your thinking is not too dissimilar to Tariq Fancy's. The additional twist, of course, is that if you pretend you're doing ESG, you might attract investors to your fund that otherwise would have gone to another fund... while actually supporting the ESG goals a lot _less_ than if you just donated money to them as you suggest, while also conveying the idea that profit-oriented investing can motivate corporate behavior toward ESG goals instead of requiring government policy, which is yet another win if you actually don't want to sacrifice any profit for ESG goals and don't want any government regulation, so.... "everyone" wins? |
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