ESG investing has become wildly popular, but its nuances are still widely misunderstood – particularly the impact that doing good with our investments has on doing well financially.

Responsible investing is a boom area, but this can be a real minefield for investors not apprised of all the nuances involved, which is why it pays to consult an expert if you are serious about ESG.

The wealth landscape for the year ahead remains difficult to predict, and the enquiries we are receiving reflect a really broad range of concerns.

Investors are increasingly considering the environmental and social impact of how they deploy their capital, and there is no investor too small to help make a difference to the world’s biggest problems.

Thematic investing is capturing investors’ imaginations and helping right some of the world’s big problems, but it’s essential to invest for good returns, rather than just a good “story” alone.

Experts debate the relative merits of several safe haven assets this month, while also offering their insights on absolute return funds and how diversity impacts corporate profitability.

The VW scandal has illustrated just how great the benefits of sustainable investing might be, particularly in managing risk, explains Paul Pizzala, Founding Partner of Climate […]