2016 - GSIA
4 2016 Global Sustainable Investment Review $11.06 trillion, a growth rate of 48 percent over the past two years. Norms-based screening is the second biggest SRI approach with over $5.55 trillion in assets, a growth rate of 40 percent from 2014.
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GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENT REVIEW 2020
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2018 - GSIA
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