Webinar: Can investors profit from social tastes?

By Jenke ter Horst | May 27, 2014 | 1 min read

Do investors who make social responsible investments profit as much as investors who do not think of social tastes? Jenke ter Horst will answer this question during a webinar.

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During the webinar Ter Horst explains a working paper of Arian Borgers, Jeroen Derwall, Kees Koedijk and Ter Horst about results of investments from US mutual fund holdings.

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