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Home Business and Economics Investing

Sustainable and Responsible Impact Investing in the US

by Change Oracle
December 2, 2016
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There has been tremendous growth in sustainable investing in the US. This finding has been borne out in a new report released on November 14th 2016. The biennial report on US Sustainable, Responsible, and Impact Investing Trends was created by the Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment and the US SIF Foundation. This is the only report of its kind in the US. It provides extensive data on assets using one or more sustainable investment strategies and examines a broad range of significant ESG issues such as climate change, human rights, weapons avoidance, and corporate governance. Additionally, for the first time the report includes data on prison related issues and gender lens investing.

As explained by Lisa Woll, US SIF CEO:

“Increasingly, asset managers, institutional
investors, advisors and individuals are moving toward sustainable and
impact investing to advance critical social, environmental and
governance issues in addition to seeking long-term financial returns.
Our biennial Trends report provides extensive data on the assets using
one or more sustainable investment strategies and examines a broad range
of significant ESG issues such as climate change, human rights, weapons
avoidance, and corporate governance. Additionally, for the first time
the report includes data on prison related issues and gender lens
investing. This report is the only report of its kind in the United
States and is extensively used by other institutions and organizations.”

Here is a graphic overview of the US Sustainable, Responsible, and Impact Investing Trends report 2016:

The Forum for Sustainable and Responsible
Investment is the leading voice advancing sustainable, responsible and
impact investing across all asset classes. Its mission is to rapidly
shift investment practices towards sustainability, focusing on long-term
investment and the generation of positive social and environmental
impacts. The US SIF Foundation undertakes educational, research and
programmatic activities to advance the mission of US SIF and publishes
the most comprehensive research quantifying the scope and impact of
sustainable and impact investing in the United States. US SIF
members include investment management and advisory firms, mutual fund
companies, research firms, financial planners and advisors,
broker-dealers, community investing organizations, nonprofit
associations, and pension funds, foundations and other asset owners. 

The US SIF Foundation is a 501c3 organization that undertakes educational, research and programmatic activities to advance the mission of US SIF. The Foundation houses the Center for Sustainable Investment Education, which serves the growing need of investment professionals in the United States to gain expertise in the field of sustainable, responsible and impact investment. The Center provides education, trainings, research and thought leadership on sustainable investment to investors, investment advisors, consultants and analysts.

Click here to purchase the full report (free for US SIF members)


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