More than 90 percent of advisers have indicated they believe some financial return sacrifice is acceptable when looking to achieve clients’ ESG goals.
Research from Hymans Robertson Investment Services (HRIS) found just 6 percent of advisers thought that ESG considerations should not be made at the expense of returns, with the remainder potentially willing to give up returns as part of a greater focus on responsible investment.
Only 13 percent of advisers researched st...
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