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How important is diversity for a company's performance?

In this issue of the SFC Research Team's publication, we have directed our attention towards the impact of gender diversity in corporate portfolios. Our goal is to show the significance of gender diversity in enhancing company performance and its vital role in the broader context of sustainable development. This article aims to provide readers with a foundational understanding of gender diversity's importance, fostering a deeper appreciation for how it can affect corporations globally. We hope to inspire further exploration and discussion on gender diversity and sustainable investment opportunities, emphasizing their critical role in driving forward the agenda of sustainability and inclusivity in the business world.

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ArticleAlexander Schieren
The Crucial Impact of the US Election on Climate Action and Sustainable Investments

At CBS Sustainable Investment Club, we follow with excitement the American election right now, and the historical twist the vote counting has taken.

The fact is, namely, that it has now become even more uncertain who will win the election and lead one of the world’s most powerful countries for the next four years. This is so, as President Trump this morning, Danish time, has claimed that “a major fraud on our nation” is playing out, amid the record high volume of postal ballots. Trump has further vowed to go to the US Supreme Court as the election result hangs in the balance.

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ESG Investments Post COVID-19: Now More than Ever

In our last blogpost we showed that MSCI ESG indices slightly outperformed during COVID-19, indicating that, even when we face bear markets, sustainable investing continues to be an objectively rational good decision for investors.

In this blogpost, we want to take a closer look at the future outlook of ESG as the international pandemic has caused unprecedented events and disruptions all around the world.

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ArticleHanne Sund
ESG-outperformance in a virus-infected bear market

Since the global financial crisis in 2008, and in particular the last five years, the investment industry has seen a steep rise in the number of sustainable funds. A study conducted by Jon Hale at Morningstar, Inc., suggests that ESG funds have outperformed their relative peers both before and during the coronavirus-outbreak. This article will assess how listed sustainable equity investments have performed during the first real bear market since the large focus on ESG and sustainability has entered the industry.

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