Australian fund outperforms market with ethical investing
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Sydney
DAVID Macri has a rebuttal to naysayers of ethical investing: two decades of returns that are more than double the Australian equity market.
The main fund at Australian Ethical Investment Ltd has returned an average of 10.9 per cent a year since 1994, and inflows have doubled the size of the Sydney-based money manager in just three years. Buying shares in Australian Ethical itself has also been a profitable trade; it's up 45 per cent in 2016.
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