Sustainable investing goes beyond traditional financial metrics. It considers non-financial factors such as a company’s environmental impact, labor practices, human rights record, and corporate governance.
By evaluating a company’s ESG performance, investors can identify businesses that are committed to responsible practices, ethical behavior, and reducing their carbon footprint.
Contrary to the misconception that sustainable investing sacrifices returns, numerous studies have shown that companies with strong ESG practices can outperform their peers in the long run.