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QQMG tracks an index of NASDAQ-100 stocks screened and weighted based on various environmental, social, and governance criteria.

Over the past few years, investors and regulators have increased scrutiny of greenwashing. That is  boasting about ESG credentials when there's not meat on the bone or misrepresenting ESG in fund form.

Greenwashing Focus Not Indictment of ESG Investing

With artificial intelligence expanding at a rapid pace, so are related regulatory concerns. Regulators around the world are grappling with how to oversee AI without stifling innovation.

This ETF Could Be Ideal AI Play

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These days, there's plenty of talk about disinformation and misinformation. Some of it may well be applicable to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing, which has taken a beating in the court of public opinion.

ESG Reality Brighter Than Perceived

Harsh, often politically driven criticism of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing may have overstepped its bounds and likely won't have much long-term impact. That's the view of Chuka Umunna, JPMorgan's global head of sustainable solutions, who made comments to that effect at the Reuters Energy Transition conference in London.

Anti-ESG Rhetoric Is Overdone, Says Expert

Investors who feel that sustainable and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing isn't getting as much attention as it did a couple of years ago are probably on to something with that sentiment. Perhaps that's a good thing, considering the political vilification endured by ESG investing over the past few years.

Some ESG ETFs Delivering the Goods in 2024

Environmental, social, and governance funds, including exchange traded funds, took plenty of lumps in the court of public opinion and political circles. Those woes were compounded by the recent slump in technology stocks, which are staples in many ESG ETFs.

ESG Outflows Slowing, Style Could Regain Momentum

There is amount of criticism aimed at environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing. Given that, it's not a stretch to assume many infer the strategy and the related ETFs are falling by the wayside.

Outlook for ESG ETFs, Funds Surprisingly Strong

There's a specific point about ESG that many advisors and market participants frequently ponder. It's about whether this investing style can generate returns on par with or in excess of traditional strategies.

ESG Can Enhance Long-Term Portfolio Performance

It appears much of the backlash and political vitriol aimed at ESG standards and investing is calming a bit. But there's no telling when those flames could be reignited.

Corporate Boards Bolstering ESG Credentials

Something that's often lost in all the political and regulatory criticism of ESG investing is the human side of this equation. Many market participants, particularly those on the retail side of the ledger, embrace ESG because it reflects personal values.

Human Side of ESG Investing Still Relevant

There's no denying it. As an investing methodology, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) has endured its share of criticism and regulatory scrutiny.

ESG Not Perfect, but Still Has Long-Term Merit, Says Expert

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) has endured its share of criticism. The fact remains that plenty of market participants remain committed to this style of capital allocation.

Artificial Intelligence Could Restore Enthusiasm for ESG Investing

As an investing style, ESG has been the target of ample criticism and plenty of negative press. However, that hasn't diminished some investors' enthusiasm for values-based investing.

How ESG Is Discussed Matters

There's still a strong fundamental case for accessing stocks with solid sustainability traits. But for some investors, it can be cumbersome to identify multiple names fitting that bill.

This ETF Holds Some Great Sustainability Stocks

As an investing style, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) has been on the receiving end of much criticism over the past couple of years, stoking outflows from many of the related exchange traded funds last year.

ESG Investing Still Merits Advisors' Consideration

In a perfect world, companies would adopt ESG in the essence of doing the right thing and proving altruism. However, that's not always the case.

ESG Adoption Can Be Sales Driver for Some Companies

The industry-level applications of artificial intelligence (AI) are potentially limitless, and renewable energy is among the areas ripe for a broader embrace of AI. There are inklings that the intersection of AI and clean energy is increasing and will continue doing so over the long term.

AI Could Play Pivotal Role in Renewable Energy Transition

Much has been made of the political criticism of ESG investing. That debate is often framed as a “war.

Hyperbole Abounds in Talk of ESG Demise

As environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing has evolved, so have asset allocators' and retail investors' demands. Those include more emphasis on social issues and risks.

Emphasis on Social Investing Could Help These ETFs

Broadly speaking on both counts, ESG funds posted solid returns last year. But many investors pulled capital from these products with some actively managed funds being the most afflicted by outflows.

This ETF Has the Right ESG Approach

One of the primary hurdles to broader adoption of environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing principles and the related funds has been long-lacking clarity and regulatory framework covering ESG ratings and regulations. Give the Europe Union (EU) credit because that collection of countries is working to change the aforementioned issues.

ESG Regulations Moving in Right Direction

As an investing style, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) incurred significant controversy and criticism over the past few years. And while some ESG funds suffered outflows last year, there's evidence some of the most vocal critics of ESG are taking it easy for now.

This ETF Could Make ESG Stylish Again

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing endured political controversies, regulatory scrutiny and tepid fund-level demand in 2023. But obituaries weren't penned for ESG this year, nor should they have been.

Some Positive ESG Trends Emerged in 2023

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Over the past several years, the population of ESG exchange traded funds expanded at a feverish pace. That rapid expansion has made it easy for some potentially strong funds to get lost in the shuffle.

QQMG Has Rising Start Potential Among ESG ETFs

Assets under management for ESG and sustainable funds peeled back this year. Harsh political rhetoric aimed at this style of investing and lack of regulatory clarity are among the reasons some market participants reduced ESG exposure.

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