Buying shares of only those companies that scored highest within their sectors, he said, his fund out-performed 80 percent of its competitors over the past four years. It ain't just trees.
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Aside from environmental considerations, Joly said he is concerned that Europe's huge pension funds are missing an opportunity to improve their returns as well as doing some good in the world. They could do that, he said, by investing some of their money in emerging-market government bonds. That would lower the cost of capital for the emerging-market countries and also increase the pension funds' rate of return. Comments about this story. All rights reserved.