Trustees that are able to offer clients an ESG-compliant
structure will be satisfying an increasingly popular and
fundamental criteria for UHNW individuals and families. Investing
to maximise return in an ethical manner is not a new concept;
similar principles underpin long-established Sharia-compliant
investing. However, a shift of ESG investment emphasis into the
mainstream is a new trend, and is a criteria that trustees can
satisfy. This emphasis has seemingly intensified as a result of
Covid-19, with calls to "build back better" for the
global recovery.
Trustees that are able to offer clients an ESG-compliant
structure will be satisfying an increasingly popular and
fundamental criteria for UHNW individuals and families. Investing
to maximise return in an ethical manner is not a new concept;
similar principles underpin long-established Sharia-compliant
investing. However, a shift of ESG investment emphasis into the
mainstream is a new trend, and is a criteria that