Faith & Finance with Rob West
In Genesis, God gave man dominion over the earth. And with that a responsibility to take care of it. Mark Regier joins us today to talk about “investing in the care of creation.”

WHAT IS STEWARDSHIP INVESTING AND HOW DOES IT INCORPORATE CREATION CARE?
Stewardship investing is an approach rooted in biblical principles, emphasizing responsibility and management of all that God has entrusted to us. It involves recognizing God's ownership over everything and managing resources wisely and according to His wishes. This philosophy extends to caring for our neighbors, seeking justice, peace, and importantly, caring for the world God created.

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Investment managers can support creation care through various strategies, including investing in green and social bonds, engaging in shareholder advocacy, and community investing. Green and social bonds finance projects with positive environmental or social impacts. Shareholder advocacy involves using shareholder power to influence corporate behavior towards more sustainable practices. Community investing directs funds to help marginalized communities adapt to a changing climate and embrace emerging technologies.
Greenwashing is when companies or funds claim to be more environmentally friendly or engaged in sustainable practices than they actually are. It's important for investors to research and verify these claims. To avoid greenwashing, investors should look deeply into company or fund activities, visit their websites for environmental reports, understand the information's source, and consider the company's willingness to discuss and address environmental issues. Transparency and evidence of genuine sustainable practices are key to discerning genuine efforts from greenwashing.
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