Ethical investing: your questions
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/programmes/moneybox/8104926.stm Version 0 of 1. BBC Radio 4's Money Box Live Wednesday 24 June at 1502 BST On BBC Radio 4 and Online <a class="" href="/1/shared/spl/hi/programmes/money_box/transcripts/Money_Box_Live_24_06_09.pdf">Programme transcript (18 pages)</a> Paul Lewis took your questions about ethical investment and put them to a panel of expert guests on Wednesday's programme. Just under £7 billion is currently invested in Britain's green and ethical retail funds and there are around 90 products for investors to choose from. Do you want your investments to make a positive contribution to society or the environment? What products are available and how can you find one which matches your personal values? Can I find out how ethical my bank or building society are? How have ethical accounts and funds performed during the recession? Or perhaps you have a question about jargon? What is meant by "engagement", "preference" and "screening"? Our panel of experts were here to advise you. Money Box Live presenter Paul Lewis was joined by: • Mark Hoskin, partner, Holden and Partners • Robin Keyte, director, Towers of Taunton • Mark Robertson, communications & development manager, Ethical Investment Research Service Presenter: Paul LewisProducer: Diane Richardson |