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ESG Investing For Dummies by Brendan Bradley

If you are seeking measurable ways to factor ESG into company performance, this is an excellent starting point…

“ESG Investing For Dummies” provides a user accessible guide to investing for a more sustainable world. "This book will allow us to hit this new investing landscape running," - albeit in a sustainably violent way…

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Brendan Bradley: Evolving Markets, Evolving Careers
Brendan been in financial markets for 35 years and is one of the world’s finest Product Developers, having played a major role in the development cycles of LIFFE, DTB and EUREX.
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