Sustainable Investing
Sustainable Investing: The Art of Long Term Performance
Authors
Kevin Parker, Nick Robins, Cary Krosinsky
Published Date
2008
Page Count
256
Overview
“Sustainable Investing: The Art of Long Term Performance” by Kevin Parker, Nick Robins, and Cary Krosinsky explores the emerging field of sustainable investing. This book provides a comprehensive view of how incorporating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment strategies not only promotes ethical and responsible practices but also enhances long-term financial performance.
Key Themes
- Introduction to Sustainable Investing: Explains the principles and practices of sustainable investing, highlighting its importance in the modern investment landscape.
- Case Studies and Market Analysis: Includes a variety of case studies demonstrating successful sustainable investment strategies and their market performance.
- Integration of ESG Factors: Discusses the practical aspects of integrating ESG criteria into investment decision-making processes.
- Future Trends in Sustainable Investing: Looks at the potential future developments and impact of sustainable investing.
Historical Context
Published in the late 2000s, the book captures the early stages of sustainable investing becoming a significant trend in the global financial markets.
Authors’ Background
The authors are experts in the field of sustainable investment. Kevin Parker is a global leader in asset management, Nick Robins is an expert in climate change and sustainable finance, and Cary Krosinsky is a lecturer and thought leader on sustainable investing.
Impact and Legacy
“Sustainable Investing” has been influential in promoting the concept of sustainability in the investment world, showcasing how ethical considerations can be aligned with financial gains.
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths: Offers insightful analysis, practical advice, and real-world examples that make it a valuable resource for investors interested in sustainable practices.
Weaknesses: The rapid evolution of the sustainable investing field means some content might need updating to reflect the latest trends and data.
Who Should Read This?
Ideal for financial professionals, investors, and students of finance interested in the intersection of sustainability and investment, as well as those seeking to understand how ESG factors can enhance investment performance.
Similar Books
- “The Impact Investor: Lessons in Leadership and Strategy for Collaborative Capitalism” by Jed Emerson and Antony Bugg-Levine: Focuses on impact investing and its role in addressing social and environmental issues.
- “Green to Gold: How Smart Companies Use Environmental Strategy to Innovate, Create Value, and Build Competitive Advantage” by Daniel C. Esty and Andrew S. Winston: Explores how companies can gain competitive advantage through environmental strategies.
Final Thoughts
“Sustainable Investing: The Art of Long Term Performance” offers a comprehensive and insightful look into sustainable investing, making a compelling case for the integration of ESG factors in investment portfolios for long-term success.
