Sustainable investment's : new frontiers

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      <subfield code="a">Interpretations of sustainable investment differ, and investors behave along a spectrum of investment approaches. While traditional investment often does not involve any real consideration for sustainability practices or societal impacts, responsible investment is concerned with avoiding the downside risks associated with sustainability factors. You then have the sub-asset class of sustainable investment, which is about adapting progressive sustainability techniques in your investment portfolio with a view to adding value and outperforming a traditional investment portfolio. Impact investing, on the other hand, aims to address specific societal challenges. Some of these types of investments provide a risk-adjusted return that can compete with or beat traditional investments, but others offer a lesser return  you are essentially making an investment for the greater good of society. Whatever your precise definition of sustainable investing, three core factors are likely to play a key part in investment decisionmaking environmental, social and governance (ESG).</subfield>
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