Research explores whether esg investing can maintain financial performance while upholding ethical principles.
Rising concerns around climate change, social equity, and corporate accountability—combined with evolving regulatory frameworks—have accelerated the growth of sustainable investing. At the forefront of this shift are Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) funds, which integrate ethical principles into financial decision-making. These funds are gaining momentum as investors increasingly seek portfolios that not only generate competitive returns but also align with their personal values. This research explores whether ESG investing successfully balances ethics with financial performance and assesses its potential to redefine traditional investment priorities in a rapidly changing global landscape.
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Arav Mittal (2025) studied this question.