Ethical investment course coming for advisers
Responsible Investment Association Australasia is launching a specialised course for advisers wanting to integrate ESG and sustainability into client offering.
The online course, which launches July 24th, aims to help Australian and New Zealander advisers become confident to engage, research and advise clients who want ethical and sustainable investing.
There are four pillars. The first, ESG and sustainable investing strategies, will give an overview of ethical investing and key ESG issues. It will cover strategies and techniques such as positive...MORE»
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