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Sustainability & Investment Strategy (SIS) Tool
The impact our decisions have on the environment is becoming increasingly important. This includes our financial planning strategy and how we choose to invest our money. The impact of a company’s activities can be felt through their governance, the sustainability of their products or services, and influence on society. Collectively, these influences are commonly referred to as Environmental, Governance, and Social, abbreviated to ESG. It is wholly appropriate that you can make investment choices that take these factors into account. The following questions are designed to help us better understand the investment strategy that best suits your objectives, preferences, and orientation to ESG.
Note - To fully test the functionality of this form, and to receive the PDF output, you will need to use a real email address.
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Please enter your email so that we can send you a copy of the report.
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How to Interpret your SIS results
Your total score is used to select one of three orientations to ESG issues.
If you scored between 10-15 then you are ESG Aware - Your responses indicated that while you understand the meaning of responsible investing you do not want ESG considerations to influence your investment strategy. You want to focus on generating a financial return.
If you scored between 16-35 then you are ESG Focused - Your responses indicated that you understand the meaning of responsible investing and want to take ESG into consideration when developing your investment strategy. You have some minimum standards in mind with respect ESG and its influence on your investments.
If you scored between 36-50 then you are ESG Dedicated - Your responses indicated that you want to invest responsibly and have specific objectives in mind. You want to invest with a positive impact in mind, and this is equally or more important than achieving a financial return.
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