Women, Next Generation Want Investments to be 'Purpose Driven,' Says Kathleen Paylor

RSF Vice President Kathleen Paylor said investors are increasingly asking about the social and environmental implications of their investments—'people and the planet'—as they allocate capital. This underscores rising demand for impact-oriented and ESG-aligned products and suggests portfolio managers may continue to see flows into sustainable strategies.

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RSF Vice President Kathleen Paylor said investors are increasingly asking about the social and environmental implications of their investments—'people and the planet'—as they allocate capital. This underscores rising demand for impact-oriented and ESG-aligned products and suggests portfolio managers may continue to see flows into sustainable strategies.