Sustainable investing is defined as an investment philosophy that prioritises sustainability in investment decisions. Climate change and environmental destruction/protection are examples of sustainability-related issues. Companies are often required to update their operations and investments in a more sustainable direction in order to comply with legislative regulations or simply to stay in business. However, most environmentally beneficial investments are not made as a result of political and legal pressure. The notion of sustainable investing has long been established in professional environments such as insurance companies and institutional investors, but its overall image remains hazy. This ambiguity is especially apparent when it comes to private enterprises' long-term investments, and there is much of need for more research in this area. This research project offers an opportunity to study, investigate, and assess how private enterprises and governments can aggregate value and capitalise on economic prospects by implementing financially viable sustainable measures. A thorough evaluation of scientific literature was conducted, using the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals as the baseline concept of sustainability. The findings of this search may be of interest to economists and researchers for further research, in addition to governments and private sector investors.
Author(S) DetailsAri Happonen
LUT School of Engineering Science, LUT University, Finland.
Irene Laplaza Osta
LUT School of Engineering Science, LUT University, Finland.
Apurva Potdar
LUT School of Engineering Science, LUT University, Finland.
Jorge Luis Garcia Alcaraz
Department of Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing, Institute of Engineering and Technology, Autonomous University of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.
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