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Why we don’t invest in Afterpay: Australian Ethical

The ethical investment house believes consumer credit can be positive for society if it is used to buy useful items. But companies like Afterpay focus on impulse purchases that are more likely to push vulnerable Australians into financial over commitment.

Australian Ethical | 2nd Mar 2023 | More
HMC Capital leans into community connection

In its latest sustainability report HMC details the kind of comprehensive ESG strategy typical of a fund manager that appreciates the value of corporate responsibility – both to the group’s three funds and the broader environment.

Tahn Sharpe | 13th Feb 2023 | More
From engagement to divestment: Woodchip mill saga a microcosm of ESG’s global path

Being independent used to be enough to attract new clients, says Wattle Partners’ Drew Meredith. Today, they are increasingly demanding alignment with their own values.

Drew Meredith | 12th Jan 2023 | More
  • The truth about ESG: Australian Ethical

    What investors often misunderstand is that despite having ‘environmental’ in its description, ESG integration screens often don’t exclude companies that damage the environment according to the 2022 Sustainability Report.

    Tahn Sharpe | 19th Dec 2022 | More
    Emilie O’Neill: Fighting the ‘ESG trade-off’ perception

    “Sometimes, the market thinks we prioritise ESG factors above investment fundamentals,” says Perennial’s Emilie O’Neill. “But the reality is that it’s just another investment lens.”

    Nicholas Way | 14th Dec 2022 | More
    Why private debt is a better way to get companies to meet ESG goals

    While ESG arose in the space of listed equities, private debt managers can be more effective than equity funds or other fixed income investors in getting companies to meet their ESG goals.

    Andrew Lockhart | 14th Dec 2022 | More
  • Recession plus ESG uplift spells ‘worry’ for REITS: Clearbridge

    Speaking on a fireside chat during The Inside Network’s recent ESG event in Tasmania, Langley said that while infrastructure assets will continue carrying the burden of inflation there is likely more to be concerned about with REITS, both in the dominant US market and around the world.

    Tahn Sharpe | 8th Dec 2022 | More
    ESG Tasmania 2022 Gallery

    Check out a selection of the images from The Inside Network’s inaugural ESG event in Tasmania, which saw a host of advisers, thought leaders and consultants share ideas on all things sustainability.

    The Inside Adviser | 28th Nov 2022 | More
  • Responsible investing now one of the top actions people take to improve the world

    It now sits aside recycling, reducing energy consumption and using biodegradable products as one of the most common methods of making a positive impact according to research from Australian Ethical and Investment Trends.

    Tahn Sharpe | 28th Nov 2022 | More
    Capital flows matter: How ESG can avoid becoming an echo chamber

    For ESG discourse to matter, it must translate into quantifiable action. That means broadening the conversation beyond the close circle of sustainability converts and having tough conversations about capital flows.

    Drew Meredith | 28th Nov 2022 | More