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Sustainable investing: the millennial investor Why Sustainable investing millennials3 with value-based investment and personal priorities. Initially, Sustainable options will be strongly positioned to investing negatively screened companies matters now attract new assets to the firm as well as and industries, which often led investors Wealth and asset managers have seen retain beneficiary millennial clients. to sacrifice returns for value-aligned a significant influx of client funds flow investment choices. In recent years, into Sustainable investments. In fact, this however, investors have used positive investment strategy has grown Sustainable investing screening of ESG risk factors to create annually since 2012 and currently and its benefits to firms a modern best-in-class investment accounts for 18% of the assets under approach that generates performance that Sustainable investing, also known as management (AUM) in the wealth and asset is in line with and often exceeds market socially responsible investing, is the management benchmarks.

Millennials identify inequalities throughout the world such as climate risk, world hunger, poverty, and access to health care — ultimately creating a heightened sense of global responsibility and

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