ESG ETF Flows Rake in Billions to Begin 2020

The video discusses the rise of ESG ETFs, highlighting their growth and the media hype surrounding them. It explores the significant role of institutional investors, such as the Church of England and BlackRock, in driving this growth. The video also differentiates between inclusionary and exclusionary ESG strategies, explaining how they impact investment choices.

What has been the trend in media mentions and survey responses regarding ESG investing over the past decade?

• No change in interest

• A decline in interest

• A steady level of interest

• A significant increase in interest

In 2019, how much money did ESG ETFs attract, setting a new record?

• $10 billion

• $4 billion

• $2 billion

• $8 billion

Which institution recently decided to invest $800 million into an ESG index?

• The Vatican

• The Church of England

• The World Bank

• The United Nations

What is the primary source of investment in ESG ETFs?

• Government funds

• Retail investors

• Individual investors

• Institutional investors

What is the difference between inclusionary and exclusionary ESG strategies?

• Both strategies include all companies but with different weightings.

• Inclusionary strategies focus on including companies that adhere to ESG principles, while exclusionary strategies exclude companies that do not.

• Inclusionary strategies focus on excluding certain companies, while exclusionary strategies include all companies.

• There is no difference between the two strategies.