This week a new set of guidelines to help facilitate faith-consistent investing was launched by the Church Investors Group (CIG), which represents religious-related organisations predominantly from the UK and Ireland and with combined investment assets of over £26 billion.
The guide, revealed at CIG’s annual conference on 19 November, aims to enable Church groups to ensure that investment managers investing on their behalf manage their assets in a way that is aligned with Christian values, focusing on what is termed faith-consistent investing (FCI). In short, the guide aims to help the likes of Catholics invest ethically.
