ANALYZING THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INDICES
Abstract
This study aims to analyze the financial performance of socially responsible indices. As the interest in socially responsible investing continues to grow, it becomes crucial to examine whether these indices deliver competitive financial returns. The study utilizes a comprehensive dataset of socially responsible indices and compares their performance with conventional market benchmarks. Various financial metrics, such as risk-adjusted returns, volatility, and market correlations, are analyzed to assess the performance of socially responsible indices. The findings provide insights into the financial viability of socially responsible investing and its potential impact on investment decisions.
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