Investors are increasingly seeking to invest in companies which align with their personal values. By choosing funds that support ethical and sustainable practices, investors can ensure their money promotes positive social and environmental outcomes.
 
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) is the framework used to assess a company’s sustainability and ethical impact.
 
Vanessa Smith, Director at the Bongiorno Group, discusses how ESG investment options do not necessarily mean sacrificing financial returns.
 
In fact, some ESG funds have shown higher performance compared to their non-ESG counterparts, indicating that ethical investing can also be financially rewarding.
 
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