Higher growth through sustainable investment? Winners of Great Canadian ESG Championship think so

Author Shannon VanRaes
AlphaFixe Capital receives $38 million in assets following Dragon’s Den style investment competition

Why It Matters

How foundations, pension plans, organizations and individuals invest their assets has the power to fight climate change, nurture responsible government and drive social change. Raising awareness of responsible options can push investors towards sustainable options.

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