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The Other 95%

Brown Advisory

The “other 95%” of the portfolio existed solely as a financial engine. The concept of ethical screening in portfolios is not new—religious institutions have screened their portfolios for years. That began to change when nonprofit boards started asking a seemingly radical question: "How can we advance our mission with the other 95%?"

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The Other 95%

Brown Advisory

The “other 95%” of the portfolio existed solely as a financial engine. The concept of ethical screening in portfolios is not new—religious institutions have screened their portfolios for years. Developing Sustainable Investment Plans Standard Process, Added Layers of Thought.

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Investors Seeking Sustainability Gain Confidence Through Screening

Brown Advisory

Investors Seeking Sustainability Gain Confidence Through Screening achen Mon, 09/12/2016 - 09:40 Some Wal-Mart stores sell rifles, some Starbucks coffee shops sell alcohol and GE builds engines for jet fighters and bombers. Investors can then use these broad measures for both positive and negative screening.

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Investors Seeking Sustainability Gain Confidence Through Screening

Brown Advisory

Some Wal-Mart stores sell rifles, some Starbucks coffee shops sell alcohol and GE builds engines for jet fighters and bombers. The filtering of companies involved in stem cell research and human cloning illustrates the nuance and ethical stakes that can come into play when building a sustainable portfolio. Mon, 09/12/2016 - 09:40.

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