
Sustainable Funds Monitor: September 2020
The Bottom Line: After twelve consecutive monthly increases in AUM, sustainable funds and ETFs took a breather to end Q3 with $2,814.5 billion in assets.
The Bottom Line: After twelve consecutive monthly increases in AUM, sustainable funds and ETFs took a breather to end Q3 with $2,814.5 billion in assets.
The Bottom Line: Sustainable mutual funds and ETFs ended August at $2,856.9 billion and are on a trajectory to exceed $3 trillion within several months.
The Bottom Line: Sustainable mutual funds and ETFs regained momentum in July, adding $153.2 billion and recording an 11th monthly consecutive high of $2,752.4 billion.
The Bottom Line: Sustainable mutual funds and ETFs took a breather in June, adding just $23.4 billion but reaching another new high of $2,599.2 billion.
The Bottom Line: Sustainable mutual funds and ETFs continue their streak of nine consecutive monthly gains, reaching $2.6 trillion of assets under management in May.
The Bottom Line: Sustainable mutual funds and ETFs reach another all-time high at the end of April with almost $2.5 trillion in assets under management.
The Bottom Line: During one of the most volatile months in stock market history, sustainable funds assets in March 2020 pierced the $2 trillion level.
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