Socially responsible investing
BlackRock funds ride high on ethical investment inflows
Today, one in four dollars under professional management in the U.S. is invested with socially responsible investment strategies, totaling more than $17.1 trillion. There are many different investment funds out there, so let’s examine some critical considerations. Esg and private equity According to the 2014 Report on US Sustainable, Responsible and Impact Investing Trends, among separate account managers, 214 distinctive separate account vehicles or strategies, with $433 billion in assets, incorporated ESG factors into investment analysis. Where a separate account is subject to ERISA, there are legal limitations on the extent to which investment decisions can be based on factors other than maximizing plan participants' economic returns.
Ethical investment funds

Understanding Socially Responsible Investment (SRI)
Private equity investment strategies refer to the methods and approach private equity firms to use when making investment decisions. These strategies can vary depending on the firm and the specific investment opportunities they are considering. Still, they generally involve identifying companies with significant growth potential and working closely with management teams to help them achieve that potential. Choosing an ethical investment platform for funds Yet Mindful Money analysis showed in 2019 that only 1% of funds have a policy to exclude the 'sin stocks' (tobacco, alcohol, gambling and pornography), and only 2% have a policy to avoid investing in fossil fuels. The transparency that Mindful Money has provided, and the growth of ethical investing, have encouraged fund providers to stregntehn their exclusions. By end March 2021, 15% of KiwiSaver funds had exclusions for fossil fuels.