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What does it mean to be a sustainable investor?
Sustainable investing, socially responsible investing, impact investing, conscious investing, value aligned investing — all terms which have recently percolated amongst the wealth management circles. What are the nuances and how can I get involved?
Gig-Economy in the 21st Century: Tools for Success
Are you one of the 150 million workers who has opted out of the stability of a more predictable corporate job to be self-employed—foregoing steady paychecks and reliable health insurance?
Why ESG Matters
At Recap, we believe that the purpose of a company is to provide the most profitable solutions to society’s problems, not just to make a profit. When this is done in a way that creates or exacerbates other problems, companies will, in the long run, fall short.
How can you become a Sustainable Investor?
So, you’ve decided you want to start investing sustainably. But how do you find these investments? And which options are right for you?
Recap. Investing with Purpose
Times are changing. The need to improve the world for ourselves and future generations has become all the more urgent. We are collectively thinking about the bigger picture.
Investing for E, S and G (Environment, Social and Governance) Factors
Are you a buy-and-hold investor? Buying and holding stocks long term is a strategy that can help you maintain a more stable portfolio while weathering short term fluctuations. Another strategy is to incorporate sustainable principles into your investing.
Why should you invest sustainably?
How can we change it up? How can we shift our routine to feel our day is more impactful than these three simple words? How can we discover our True North, that thing that makes us tick?
Welcome to Early Access!
Our team has been dreaming, thinking, and working tirelessly on this product and we’re excited to share this with you. Read more about our the beginning of our CEO’s journey to use finance as a force for good.
The Power of Divestment
Even before the modern era of ESG investing, the power of divestment was alive and well. Learn from one of our Fellows how protest divestment put direct pressure on the ruling National Party, and was pivotal in bringing about the end of apartheid and racial segregation in South Africa.
How I Was Called to Action
Read a personal account from one of our fellows, Isabella Murray – McKay, as she describes her impact investing journey. She explores the role of sustainable principles in engaging young people and encouraging them to invest and shares the causes that motivated her to get involved.
Why We’re Falling Short of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are an assessment of the world’s most urgent needs as proclaimed by the United Nations member states. The goals highlight issues that require our attention by 2030. Currently, there is a funding gap of $2.5 trillion which will make it difficult to meet these goals by 2030.
What’s the significance of the Business Round Table?
Milton Friedman always prioritized shareholders. But is this still the right way to operate?
How can we do good (yes from 6 feet apart)?
Our world is changing fast. The need for sustainable solutions for ourselves and future generations has become more urgent. What can we do? How can we find purpose in our daily self-quarantined and “shelter in place” states of being?
JP Morgan’s Green Commitment
Are banks that are financing fossil fuels and oil and gas developments just as guilty as the bad actors themselves? Arguably so. But the good news is that the banks are starting to make their moves too.
Why was Venice flooding? The alarming effects of Climate Change
Is Venice on your bucket list? If so, the recent flooding may have you bumping it higher on your ranking of “must-sees”.
The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (And How You Can Support Them)
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by every single UN Member State in 2015, is a blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet by 2030.
Recap is a sustainable investing platform that enables you to easily invest in companies that share the same environmental and social values as you.
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