ESG funds have grown steadily since the term was first coined in 2005. With each passing year more and more assets flow into ESG funds.

ESG funds, once thought to be a “passing fad,” continue to grow rapidly capturing more than half the new net money from investors in 2020.

If you’re not, you may want to consider it. Many investors are looking to make sense of the current turmoil in the U.S. and investing with their conscience can often help.

Experts anticipate that Responsible Investing will dominate the investment space in the new decade and that Asia is poised to be the frontrunner.

Millenials are credited for being behind the steady increase in socially responsible investing but a recent study shows other generations also find it to be of importance.

One of the biggest challenges regarding sustainable investing is a lack of understanding. Many investors are turned off by all the jargon and terminology.

With all the changes in the world today, consumers are becoming more and more knowledgeable on the companies with which they choose to interact and do business.

Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) has grown rapidly at a steady pace over the last decade and currently accounts for nearly $30 trillion of the investable assets.

Trump is well known for his skepticism of climate change which ironically has led to an increase in socially responsible investments.