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Does doing good, do good : an investigation into SRI fund performance in South Africa
In this paper the literature is reviewed to determine what exactly SRI is, and whether there has been evidence of the financial benefits of SRI compared to conventional portfolios internationally. It has been found that among the different opinions of SRI, four goals of SRI are central to understand...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2014
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