Pension fund Caribbean Netherlands wants to measure what participants feel about sustainable investment
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KRALENDIJK- Pensioenfonds Caribbean Netherlands (PCN) will shortly conduct a survey among its participants to measure how participants feel about sustainable investments.
In recent years, so-called ESG investments have become a hot topic for pension funds. ESG investments are investments which are acceptable from a point of view of the Environment, which are important for Society and which are managed according to the principles of Good Governance.
PCN wants to use a survey to investigate how the participants on Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba think about investing in sustainable shares or sustainable projects.
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PCN has announced the start of the survey in various local media, with the hop to count on participants’ feedback.
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