Socially Responsible Investing
Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) is also called: Sustainable, Responsible, Impact Investing; ESG Investing; Ethical Investing; Green Investing; Sustainable Investing; and Impact Investing. It is an investment strategy with a goal of maximizing both financial return and social good.
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Sustainable, Responsible, Impact Investing (SRI)
These are the three components of SRI that allow socially conscious investors to invest in-line with their values.
Screening
using positive and negative filters to select investments (avoid or include investments)
Shareholder Advocacy
Using the rights of a shareholder to influence the direction of business
Community Investing
Providing credit, equity, capital, and basic banking products to people who otherwise would not have access
Socially Responsible Investing
Sustainable, Responsible, Impact Investing
Sustainable Investing
Ethical Investing
Double Bottom Line Investing
Impact Investing
Green Investing
ESG Investing
Motivation For Sustainable, Responsible, Impact Investing
- Avoid undesired companies and/or industries
- A tool to make change in society
- Address a specific issue
Examples of Core Issues
Climate Change
Corporate Political Spending
Military and Weapons Production
Board Diversity
Global Labor Standards
Animal Welfare
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