Double Bottom Line Investing

The “double bottom line” is often referred to by socially responsible investors. However, many investors don’t understand what the term means. The premise is really very simple.

While all businesses have a bottom line to measure their performance, some enterprises seek a second bottom line of positive social and environmental impact. This is the double bottom line approach. Investment firms that seek maximum investment performance along with a positive Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) impact are seeking a double bottom line. As large investment firms start to understand the demand for SRI, this term will become very common.

Kevin McNab

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