So-called ‘green investing’ is one of the fastest-growing themes of the capital markets, generating more than $30 trillion in global assets in 2022 with more than $40 trillion expected to flow in by 2030, according to Bloomberg Intelligence. But it’s also one of the most misunderstood areas of investing. As more investors use environmental and social standards to make their investment decisions, they still have to figure out what green investing actuꦫally is, and how to make it par𒆙t of their portfolios. 

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