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The Handbook of System-Level Investing

The Handbook of System-Level Investing: From Beta to Ballots

System-level investing is not an ESG add-on—it’s what remains once you recognize that “externalities” are actually the primary drivers of reducing long-term returns. 75–94% of portfolio returns come from market-wide “beta.” Ignoring systemic risks like climate, inequality, and governance breakdowns isn’t sophistication—it’s negligence. The Handbook of System-Level Investing provides shareholder advocates with what we’ve long […]

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Global Sustainable Investment Review

Global Sustainable Investment Up 25%

The Global Sustainable Investment Alliance (GSIA) released its biennial Global Sustainable Investment Review 2016, showing that global sustainable investment assets reached $22.89 trillion at the start of 2016, a 25% increase from 2014. Sustainable investment encompasses the following activities and strategies: Negative/exclusionary screening, Positive/best-in-class screening, Norms-based screening, Integration of ESG factors, Sustainability themed investing, Impact/community investing, and […]

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