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Responsible investing (RI), is not a new concept; in fact, according to some estimates the term was first coined over a decade ago in 2007. Since that time, the field has evolved rapidly. What started out as a smaller niche industry available only to a few private investors and philanthropists is well on its way to becoming mainstream. According to the Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment (US SIF), one in five investments in the U.S. takes environmental, social and governance issues into consideration.1 Because of this growth, it is now possible for investors to dedicate their entire portfolio to responsible investing and still achieve diversification across multiple asset classes without sacrificing return. Heightened demand is behind the spike in the number and type of investment options that are now available to investors who are seeking the double bottom line from their investments.
