Nathan Fabian of PRI argues critics of ESG raise important points. But limiting Investors’ ability to do their jobs by banning or disincentivizing the practice of ESG is not the right path. Rather, the focus should be on making ESG work better, as doing so is additive to positive investment outcomes. If the dangerous rhetoric continues, he was concered that it could turn into policy with negative ramifications for Investors. There should be nothing controversial about Investors taking facts into account.
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