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    15. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Says Within The next 5 Years all Investors will Measure a Company's Impact on Society, Government, and the Environment to Determine its Worth

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      BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Says Within The next 5 Years all Investors will Measure a Company's Impact on Society, Government, and the Environment to Determine its Worth
      ...ronmental, social, governance) metrics to determine the value of a company. "I do believe that the demand for ESG is going to transform all investing," he said, referring to both passive and active investors. "Now, that ...
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    1. This clearly demonstrates an awareness and appetite for ESG which is larger than many of us perhaps thought.
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    2. Companies with strong ESG credentials are looking increasingly attractive to institutional investors
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    3. ESG issues such as climate change and other environmental and social variables….have traditionally been considered extra-financial risks. That kind of implies they don't matter financially, that they're social issues or somehow extra-curricular to the serious business of investing.
      In Corporate 'Sustainability' Is Corporate 'Excellence'