LGBT Great launches new survey on LGBT+ investing

Supporting LGBT+ lens investing agenda

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LGBT Great has launched a new survey calling on the LGBT+ community and its allies to give their view on how investment and savings firms should manage their money.

The survey results will be used during engagement with large global investment institutions to support the development of an LGBT+ lens investing agenda. LGBT Great said it forms part of a larger ESG research project which considers how investing could apply LGBT+ lens into the investment decision making process. Time to take real action this Diversity and Inclusion Week "This new ground-breaking research study is important because the LGBT+ community and its allies care deeply about how and where their money is invested and managed," said Matt Cameron, global managing director of ...

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