Wealth managers score with individualized sustainability

Posted by Sabine Beinhardt

In the medium term, every financial services provider will offer sustainable investment strategies. Wealth managers can stand out to clients with individualized sustainability.

Published 18. May 2020

Category: Specialist articles

In the medium term, every financial services provider will offer sustainable investment strategies. Wealth managers can stand out to clients with individualized sustainability.

There is hardly an area of daily life in which sustainability is not a topic. Starting from a change in consumer thinking in the area of food purchases, almost all companies are now trying to draw attention to the sustainability of their products and services. Can this phenomenon also be transferred to the financial industry? And what does this mean for wealth managers? What opportunities does the potential shift open up?

Sabine Beinhardt will give you the answer.

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