Mutual funds are trustees of people’s money and owe a fiduciary duty—first to their investors and then to the community at large.
It can be best served, not by trying to maximize short-term profitability, but by ensuring the optimization of long-term return and risks.
As part of our fiduciary responsibility, value system and risk management strategy, it is our core belief that a business run in the best interests of all stakeholders seldom fails to create lasting value for its investors.
Investing is an approach where apart from financial considerations, one looks at the environmental footprint, social impact and governance factors of the investee companies. Companies focussing on the triple bottom line (people, planet and profits) deliver sustained returns over a long period.
Environmental risks are bound to gain prominence in India. As per the World Health Organization (WHO), India inhabits 14 of the 20 most polluted cities of the world. It ranks among the top three nations to see the highest number of deaths from air pollution.
The country is fast pacing towards becoming a water-stressed zone. As per a NITI Aayog study, 40 cities are likely to face drinking water shortage over the next decade. There are serious concerns about soil degradation in India and increased oceanic acidity world over.
Rising inequality, with poor literacy and human development index in a democratic society, has the potential to creates risks for businesses as well.
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