Investors are starting to question whether fixed-income products that we once took for granted align with their goals around risk, return and impact. In this piece in Financial Times’ Sustainable Views column, Kathleen Paylor, Vice President of Impact Investing and Philanthropy at RSF, advocates for fixed income products that support real investments in the real economy – and real impact.
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