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HNWI & SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENT STUDY

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Type: Other
 
Website: http://www.eurosif.org/publica...
 
Author: EuroSIF,Bank Sarasin, KPMG
 
Publisher: SuroSIF
 
Date published: Sun, Aug 31, 2008
 
Keywords: Sustainable Investing, High-Net Worth Individuals, Survey, SRI
 
Country: .Global
 

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Eurosif published a ground-breaking report on High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) & Sustainable Investment in 2008. This timely study, sponsored by Bank Sarasin & Co. Ltd and KPMG, highlights a fast-growing segment where investors are seeking returns while engaging on sustainability issues.

Eurosif estimates that sustainable investments represent approximately 8% of European HNWIs’ portfolios as of December 31, 2007 and predicts that by 2012 the share will have increased to 12%, surpassing the €1 trillion mark.

There are three drivers in the intersection of HNWIs and sustainable investing that will lead to future growth of the SRI market in the coming years:

-The amount of wealth available for investing by this group is at an all time high and projected to expand further.

-The demand for ‘sustainability criteria’ as an offering within this sector is growing largely due to a generational shift in thinking about capital growth and preservation as well as financial out-performance prospects.

-HNWIs have transitioned from only doing philanthropy to increasingly integrating sustainability criteria in their actual investments, reflecting a growing consensus that financial returns are consistent with sustainability issues.


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