Cluster bombs, carbon and big tobacco: Do your investments besmirch your professional ethics?
Medicine demands trust. As doctors, we are expected to care about our patients’ health, to protect public health, and our first priority is to do no harm.
But what about what we do with our money?
Ethical investing means paying attention to where your money goes, investing it in ways that are environmentally sustainable, and ethically and socially responsible.
Nowadays, with increasingly available expert advice, this can be done achieving performance on a par with, if not better than, the mainstream investment market: a definite win-win.