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Data limiting ethical investing

BY KARREN VERGARA | FRIDAY, 31 MAR 2017 12:42PM

The lack of quality data and transparency are barriers for institutional investors wanting to fully integrate an environmental, social and governance framework in their investment process, the latest research from State Street shows.

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