The Climate Soloist 10 February 2023 Danny R.

Your climate policy is a marketing tool

How might a financial advisor build a climate policy?

A few suggestions:

Only recommend financial products from institutions that don’t invest in fossil fuels like Bank Australia and Beyond Bank
Establish a no-kickbacks policy, and instead offer 100% unbiased advice supported by the narrow field of products you recommend
Explore ethical investment platforms like Super Obvious and Bloom Impact
Move all your digital tech (website etc) to local Australian green servers like Serversaurus

Maybe this is you already…

If so, 171 climate tech startups valued at over $4.2bn might like a chat – that’s just the Aussie startups, not to mention ~500 established and growing companies just on Climate Salad’s directory.

Make you think?

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