Investing Ethically: It’s Up To You—Sharesies New Zealand

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In Part 1 of the series, Barry covers the history of ethical investing, and some ethical investment strategies. In Part 2, he dives into the difference between ESG risk management and impact investing.

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Wellington, New Zealand—Sharesies, the wealth development platform that’s now used by 9% of Kiwis, has today announced a $50 million NZD capital raise. The funding round was led by global venture capital firm Amplo,

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