Investor Interest in Responsible Investing Soars
Executive Summary
- The political and economic landscape appears to be sparking investment action among investors.
- Investor awareness, interest and preference for responsible investing (RI) soars, yet myths persist.
- All eggs in one basket? 52% of investors say they would be likely to put ALL of their investment holdings in a responsible investing portfolio. 92% of Millennials feel the same way.
- Though there has been an increase in advisors raising RI with clients, advisors are less likely to recommend RI products compared to last year.
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