Responsible Investing

WHEN DOES INVESTMENT BECOME RESPONSIBLE?

In global markets, the belief that the economic benefits from investments increases when linked to environmental, social and good governance factors (ESG factors) is becoming increasingly admissible This approach in which environmental, social and good governance factors are taken into account in making investment decisions, in addition to the usual financial criteria, has been established with the term “Responsible Investing”.

What is the aim?

The Responsible Investing approach aims to maximize financial performance while recognizing that ESG (Environmental – Social – good Governance) factors are fundamental in achieving financial soundness.

What are the benefits?

The Responsible Investing approach, in addition to its contribution to addressing the environmental, social and economic challenges of our world, works to the benefit of investors as it aims to identify risks and opportunities that improve the overall long-term performance of portfolios, while increasing the degree of transparency and prevent decisions aimed at "quick" profits at the expense of long-term profitability.