Sustainable investing can be implemented in various ways, including:
Negative Screening: Excluding companies or industries that do not meet specific ESG criteria, such as fossil fuels, tobacco, or firearms. Positive Screening: Actively selecting companies that demonstrate strong ESG performance, such as renewable energy firms or companies with excellent labor practices. Impact Investing: Investing with the intention to generate measurable social and environmental impact alongside financial returns. Shareholder Advocacy: Using shareholder power to influence corporate behavior, such as voting on proxy resolutions related to ESG issues.