I think we’d all agree an appropriate definition is that Responsible investing is the inclusion of non-financial considerations in investment decisions, like reducing climate change, eradicating poverty or promoting gender equality, whilst also maximising long-term returns.
But what are the typical considerations used to categorise an investment as environmental?
And how do you define social and governance criteria?
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