Is ethical investing difficult?

[richardsmith911]

https://www.which.co.uk/news/2020/08/is-ethical-investing-just-too-difficult/

Interesting read - things cannot change overnight, however, small steps are the way forward and that's the main thing. I reckon by 2050 it will all be sustainable - any thoughts about this?

 

[argayu]

I agree, about time that ethical investing is a clear choice for all. Lots of greenwashing options around.

 

[richardsmith911]

That is an interesting word you have used there, "greenwashing". Sadly many companies today are still doing this and the mass doesn't understand. I'm trying to find companies that are purely ethical investing but so difficult.

 

[argayu]

There is some hope though: lots of supposedly green companies to invest in in the London Stock Exchange: https://www.lseg.com/about-london-s...ancial-literacy-kids/finance-can-be-green-too

 

[richardsmith911]

This is brilliant! The rest will follow suit. As long as the top trading houses do this, this will definitely pave the wave for the future!

 

[argayu]

This article elaborates on the progression of sustainable investment:

Why sustainable stocks are likely to outperform in the next decade and beyond