Sustainable Investing and ESG
What is Sustainable Investing and ESG?
At Arbor, we offer a disciplined approach to Sustainable Investing. This strategy considers ESG-focused investments, reflecting a commitment to both environmental and social impact. At ARBOR, our goal is to ensure that our clients' investments are carefully screened for positive public stewardship, promising growth potential and align with your values.
- Sustainable Investing integrates environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment decisions seeking to generate positive social impact alongside financial returns. It helps align investors' values with their investment choices, promoting sustainable practices and ethical standards.
- ESG criteria evaluate how companies manage environmental risks, treat their employees, and uphold ethical governance practices. By considering these factors, socially responsible investors aim to support companies that prioritize sustainability, diversity, and corporate responsibility.
- Sustainable Investing not only seeks to generate competitive financial returns but also aims to create positive societal change. It encourages companies to adopt sustainable practices, supports social justice initiatives, and fosters a culture of transparency and accountability in the corporate world.
1Investments are subject to risk, including the loss of principal. Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria is based on a set of nonfinancial principles in addition to financial principles used to evaluate potential investments. The incorporation of nonfinancial principles (i.e., ESG) can factor heavily into the security selection process. The investment’s ESG focus may limit investment options available to the investor. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
