Study: 93 per cent of investors now consider sustainability in real asset investment decisions

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Study: 93 per cent of investors now consider sustainability in real asset investment decisions

Latest Real Assets Study from Aviva Investors reveals nine out of 10 investors consider ESG and sustainability when investing in real assets

More than 90 per cent of global institutional investors actively consider ESG and sustainability in their real assets investment decisions, with 17 per cent considering it a critical factor, new research...

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