Responsible investing steps over $20 trillion, United Nations says
Investing based on principles rather than pure monetary gains has increased significantly over recent years, with the financial crisis acting to emphasise the importance of taking long-term investment views. The United Nations' (UN) Principle for Responsible Investment – which asks institutional investors and investment managers to sign up to six investment principles – currently has more than $20 trillion in funds under management, according to an official from the UN.
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