Social Themed Investment Funds focus on social issues when making investment decisions. These funds invest in companies that are leaders in social responsibility and take into account their impact on the communities they operate in.

Ethically Balanced Investment Funds integrate both positive and negative ethical criteria into their investment decisions. These funds invest in companies that meet high ethical standards, while avoiding those that are associated with negative practices.

Negative Ethical Investment Funds focus on applying negative ethical avoidance criteria when deciding where they can or cannot invest. These funds screen out companies that are associated with negative practices such as tobacco production or the manufacture of arms.

ESG Plus Investment Options significantly consider environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues in their investment research to enhance risk management. These investment options aim to improve the ESG profile of a portfolio, while still aiming to maximize financial returns.

Faith Based Funds are specifically designed to meet the needs of a specific faith or religion. These funds consider the ethical and moral principles of a particular faith or religion when deciding where to invest.

Responsible Ownership Investment Managers use share or asset ownership to encourage more responsible business practices, mainly through dialogue and voting. These investment managers aim to engage with companies on ESG issues and encourage better practices that benefit both the company and society.

Sustainable and Responsible Investment is gaining popularity as more and more investors are looking for investment options that align with their values and contribute to a more sustainable future. It offers a way for individuals to invest their money in companies that are making a positive impact on the world, while still aiming for financial returns.

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