Oliver Jones: ESG and the passive investment holy grail
Taken off 'like a rocket'
It's not easy being green, and for each investor ESG investing could mean something different, says PortfolioMetrix's Oliver Jones. In this column he looks at why passive ESG investment strategies might work for some investors, while others might need actively managed ESG funds to ensure their needs are being met
To say that interest in environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues has taken off ‘like a rocket' may not appear to be the most apt terminology. Rockets are not known for their environmental-friendliness,...
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