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Date: 2015-01-15 09:12:26
Investment
Financial services
Environmental economics
Funds
Social responsibility
Principles for Responsible Investment
Socially responsible investing
Impact investing
Asset allocation
Finance
Financial economics
Business

European SRI Transparency Code Version 3:0 June 2014 The European SRI Transparency Code (the Code) focuses on SRI funds distributed publicly in Europe and has been designed to cover a range of assets classes, such as equ

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