Socially Responsible Investing

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What is socially responsible investing?

  • Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) or social investing refers to the practice of investing money in funds and companies for positive social impacts i.e. socially conscious investing.
  • SRI has 2 inherent goals:
    1. Social impact
    2. Financial gains
  • Such investments are made into companies with solid social values such as those engaged in environmental sustainability, social justice and clean energy technologies.
  • It also includes investments

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