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Investing in a better future

Making a positive impact in the world with investments has become a hot topic. The term that describes this trend is  ESG. To help you on your journey towards ESG investing, we have teamed up with Jean-Jacques Barbéris, Director of ESG at the largest European asset manager, Amundi. He will show you what ESG is, why you should care about it and how you can use it in your investment strategy.

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  • What is ESG

    Environment, Social and Governance are the three words behind ESG. But what do they actually mean, when you consider it as part of your investments? And why should you even care? That’s what we will look at in this video, as well as learn who Jean-Jacques Barbéris is.

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  • Digging deeper into ESG

    In the previous video, you scratched the surface of what ESG is. In this video, we will dig even further into what’s behind Environmental, Social and Governance and what you should look for when judging it. You can also see an explainer about the timeline of investing for the greater good, which dates back to biblical times.

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  • ESG and your investment strategy

    We will take a closer look at how you can match ESG strategy with your investment philosophy, and Jean-Jacques Barbéris will also give you some ideas about, which risks and considerations you should be aware of, when integrating ESG in your portfolio.

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  • How to invest in ESG

    Let’s get down to business! This video will gather all the information from the previous sections and Jean-Jacques Barbéris will explain how you invest in ESG using single instruments, ETFs and active funds. He will come with concrete examples of the pros and cons of each investment type.

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  • Main takeaways about ESG

    The final part of this video will conclude the entire SaxoSession and Jean-Jacques Barbéris will discuss what is the most important to remember going forward and how you will be able to integrate ESG into your investment portfolio.

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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 74% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs, or any of our other products work, and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. The value of your investments can go down as well as up. Losses can exceed deposits on some margin products. Professional clients can lose more than they deposit. All trading carries risk.

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