Faith-Based Investing Is No Longer In The Background
Increasingly, clients are concerned that their portfolios be aligned with their values. Faith-Based investing has a dual mandate to generate investment returns in a faithful manner. The number of values-based investment offerings from institutional quality managers has been on the rise in recent years and continues to grow.
In a webinar sponsored by Faith Investor Services, learn from two seasoned institutional investment professionals the best practices of faith-based investing. Bob Doll, CIO of Crossmark Global Investments and Tony Minopoli, CIO of Knights of Columbus Asset Advisors will discuss:
- The Importance of discussing your client’s values impact on their investment plan.
- Does faithful investing require sacrificing return or increasing risk?
- The difference between negative screening, emphasizing good companies and corporate engagement.
- Update on current state of the market and outlook for the remainder of 2022.
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