Over the past decade, there has been a rapid increase in investment themes aimed to satisfy socially responsible investing (SRI), with environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors being central to this process.
Being socially responsible has become a key goal for many companies, rather than being adopted purely as an incentive to stand out within the market. Access to instruments that focus on ESG have become widely available due to investors putting pressure on wealth managers and advisers to examine social responsibilities of companies, with them refusing to invest in companies that they do not think make the grade. This has encouraged the structured product market creating ESG style products as inve
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