One question we at AFI often get has to do with investor returns, and whether investors need to accept sub-market returns to invest in sustainable firms (which, by the way, we don't believe we need to...). This study indicates investors are split on the question (54% think there is a trade-off between sustainability and financial gain, while 46% don't) but, 72% of investors believe that firms with sustainable practices can achieve higher profitability and are better long term investments!
If sustainable firms can do better, why can't their returns be better too? Comments are closed.
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