BP, Lloyds and Rolls Royce – how green are they?

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With Good Money Week kicking off next week, we look at three of the most held shares by our clients and how their green credentials stack up.

This article isn’t personal advice. If you’re not sure whether an investment is right for you please seek advice. If you choose to invest the value of your investment will rise and fall, so you could get back less than you put in.

29 September 2023

Good Money Week starts on 2 October. It’s an annual event to help empower investors to make investment decisions that align with their personal values.

Responsible investing can look different for everyone. For some it’s excluding certain sectors and for others it’s choosing a best-in-class company in a controversial industry. Responsible investment doesn’t have to mean giving up financial gains in exchange for doing good – you can do both.

To tee up Good Money Week, we’re looking at three of the most popular companies held by our clients through a responsible investing lens.

Like any financial metric, responsible investing shouldn’t be looked at in isolation, but instead as part of a comprehensive analysis.

Learn more about responsible