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10 sustainability terms every investor should know
A recent survey found that a third of FundCalibre users are put off by sustainable investments because of all the confusing terminology. This video aims to combat that with some of the most used words and phrases.
Jump ahead to what areas you want to learn more about:
- ESG [0:28]
- SRI [1:00]
- green finance [1:13]
- carbon footprint (and scope) [1:22]
- net zero [2:03]
- circular economy [2:14]
- corporate governance [2:33]
- PRI [3:14]
- UN SDGs [3:35]
- greenwashing [4:00]
Want to learn more about ESG investing, watch our other video called ‘Four common ways to incorporate ESG factors into an investment process’ or visit our website fundcalibre.com and start researching sustainable investments today
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