Ethical investment is booming. But what is it?
"(...) However, a second paper published this year (“Sin Stocks Revisited”, by David Blitz of Robeco Asset Management and Frank Fabozzi of EDHEC Business School) contests these results. (...)"
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Professeur, Finance, EDHEC-Risk Institute
"(...) However, a second paper published this year (“Sin Stocks Revisited”, by David Blitz of Robeco Asset Management and Frank Fabozzi of EDHEC Business School) contests these results. (...)"
| Type: | Press article |
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| Date: | le 21/09/2017 |
| Research Cluster : | Finance |
| Source : | The Economist |
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