A personal reflection on the evolution of ethical investment in Australia

EIA Adviser Louise Edkins speaks to RIAA

When I began specialising in Ethical Investment in 1994, the landscape was sparse. At that time, there was only one ethically labelled investment fund available: the Australian Ethical Balanced Trust. That fund, combined with a superannuation platform that allowed direct share investment and term deposits with smaller banks, was the extent of my options.

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A personal reflection on the evolution of ethical investment in Australia

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