The L.U.M.I. Brief

The L.U.M.I. Brief

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The L.U.M.I. Brief
The L.U.M.I. Brief
Sustainable Investing in Africa

Sustainable Investing in Africa

Aligning Profit with Purpose

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Lumi Mustapha, Esq.
Sep 07, 2024
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The L.U.M.I. Brief
The L.U.M.I. Brief
Sustainable Investing in Africa
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Africa is at a critical juncture in its economic development. With a rapidly growing population, increasing urbanisation, and a wealth of natural resources, the continent presents immense opportunities for investors. However, traditional investment models often fail to address the unique social and environmental challenges Africa faces. Sustainable investing, which seeks to align profit with purpose, offers a way forward. By prioritising businesses that deliver both financial returns and social impact, investors can help shape a more resilient and inclusive African economy.

What is Sustainable Investing?

Sustainable investing, often referred to as ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) or impact investing, involves evaluating investments not only on financial metrics but also on how companies manage their environmental impact, social responsibilities, and governance practices. This approach has grown significantly in recent years, with global sustain…

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