Are Younger Investors About To Give Up On ESG?
Channel: Daniel Rosehill
Date: 2022-06-11

Is ESG about to fall out of favor with millenials and Gen-Zers once and for all? That's the view that Tanja Hester, author of "Wallet Activism" and "Work Optional" takes.

In a very interesting piece for Bloomberg Opinion, Hester argues that pushback about the proposed SEC climate disclosure changes among younger investors is going to cause them to give up on ESG as a workable paradigm for marrying capitalism and sustainability-related objectives once and for all!

She foresees younger investors instead trying to find more imaginative about being sustainability-savvy when it comes to their investment decisions including both becoming more activist and getting involved in philanthropy and forms of social good that work outside the confines of the financial sector. 

(As this is a piece that touches upon my job, feel free to send me a connection request on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielrosehill/)

Tanja's piece:

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-06-10/esg-investing-s-flaws-leaves-gen-z-millennials-looking-for-alternatives

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