Sustainable asset management is in vogue, but the pitfall is in the details.

Sustainable asset investments are far more than a fad. Rather, they are an expression of a process of social change, as sustainability is becoming increasingly important to many people. Sustainable investing is en vogue, and so it is no wonder that today almost every asset manager claims to have mastered the keyboard of sustainable investing. We have been dealing with the topic of sustainable investment for many years, not least due to our long cooperation with a large number of foundations and church institutions. For this reason, we have been taking into account aspects of environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG criteria) in addition to financial indicators when making investment decisions for some time now. 

But how do you implement the topic of sustainability into the investment process?