Sustainable investing once seemed like a laughing matter to some executives in Asia. Literally, says Billy Hwan, a portfolio manager for Parnassus Asia Fund (PAFSX), which has $10 million in assets. He says many Asian company managers used to laugh in his face when he would ask about sustainable business practices. But just a few years later, he says, many of those same managers have shifted away from a growth-at-any-price mind-set. Insights from The Experts Read more at WSJ.com/WealthReport What’s a ‘Sustainable’ Company? How Much Stock in Your Nest Egg? The New Retirement-Advice Rules Stock Funds Fell in Quarter Dividends …
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