While investing always comes with some degree of risk, in recent years, the definition of risk has broadened for institutional investors – and so has the urgency to mitigate it.
At Genus, we believe that impact is most meaningful – and sustainable – when it’s built on a broader foundation. It’s a powerful way to rethink how you contribute, using not just your dollars but also your time, talent, relationships, values and knowledge to drive the outcomes you care about most.
At Genus, we believe that impact is most meaningful – and sustainable – when it’s built on a broader foundation. It’s a powerful way to rethink how you contribute, using not just your dollars but also your time, talent, relationships, values and knowledge to drive the outcomes you care about most.
We spend a lot of time working with our clients to align their investments with their ESG values. But we also make sure we walk that talk as a company.
At Genus, we believe that impact is most meaningful – and sustainable – when it’s built on a broader foundation. It’s a powerful way to rethink how you contribute, using not just your dollars but also your time, talent, relationships, values and knowledge to drive the outcomes you care about most.
As AI evolves and proliferates at breakneck speed, its insatiable need for energy is surpassing the capacity of today’s infrastructure. This rapid growth in energy consumption is forcing companies to rethink how AI is powered. And that means opportunities for renewable energy sector investors.
As Canadians brace for another climate change summer, investors must not lose sight of long-term climate risks – and the opportunities the clean energy transition presents.
Market volatility can be uncomfortable for any investor – but for retirees, it can hit a little harder. With your income generating years behind you, and a greater reliance on investment income, retirees and those close to retirement may face anxiety when markets take a dive.
A theory of change is essentially a statement about how a specific strategy or action can lead to an expected outcome. In the context of social, environmental or systems change, a theory of change allows an investor to clearly articulate the outcome they’re looking for, and how they’ll get there.
ESG investing isn’t going away, and is predicted to continue growing over the next decade. And many ESG investors are staying the course – buoyed by the knowledge that their investments are needed now more than ever.
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