April 2023 Newsletter
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Diversifying with Market Caps

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Keep an Eye Out for IRS-Related Scams

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ESG Investing: Does It Matter?

5-5:45 p.m.
Tuesday, April 11
Webinar

SFSI subscribes to the philosophy that it matters how companies are ethically run and if those companies are good stewards not only to their community and employees, but also to the planet. ESG is an acronym for Environmental, Social Responsibility, and Governance. These are principles that drive good companies and the managements that lead them. 

On our webinar we will talk about ESG investing and what it actually means for investors. We will explore several topics on the call including:

  • What is ESG?
  • How is ESG measured on a company-by-company basis?
  • How can investors participate in this approach?
  • Does ESG investing lead to better outcomes?
  • What about ESG matters most to investors?
  • How is ESG regulation evolving?
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