Founder of the Journal of Environmental Investing: “It’s all about alpha!”
| Aug 11th, 2010 | Filed under: Featured Post, Institutional Investing, Today's Post | By: Guest |
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Most people view environmental change as either a social issue or a marketing opportunity. With corporations and investors focused on the next quarter, not the long term, it’s often difficult to see the impact of environmental issues on the world of investing. But as today’s guest contributor Dr. Angelo Calvello argues, society’s response to environmental issues has pushed forward their investing implications to the present day (think: carbon credits, clean-tech investing, and shifting pension mandates for starters).  He writes that, for more and more institutions, environmental investing is all about alpha, not social or policy change.
Special to AllAboutAlpha.com by: Dr. Angelo Calvello, Editor, Journal of Environmental Investing
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