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Umweltbank ETF — very broad, with ~2000 stocks across the world, but a bit too much China real estate IMHO
Ökoworld Growing Markets 2.0 — more expensive, but much higher sustainability and diversification, with a strong exclusion of controversial sectors and a focus on emerging markets, super admixture and super low correlation with MSCI World
GLS Klimafonds & Ökobasis One World Protect — include also #greenBonds which I like
Ark/Rize Environmental Impact 100 — small thematic ETF
Ark/Rize Sustainable Future of Food — small thematic ETF
Ethius Global Impact — rather big cap, high correlation with MSCI World
Triodos Pioneer Impact Fund — rather small cap
B.A.U.M. Fair Future Fonds — rather small cap europe

Of course, fees are typically a bit higher than for mass-market ETFs. But these funds show it's possible to invest globally while supporting a more ethical future

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@SceNtriC @WildaSoftware @maciek33 I like #stock picking, active managed funds, (corporate/government/junk) #bonds, micro credit funds, fixed-term deposits, overnight / #money market funds, #cooperatives and alternative investments (arbitrary order)

Regarding stock picking, having 30 stocks gives a decent diversification since most stocks have anyway cross correlations.

Example #bonds: https://digitalcourage.social/@aligyie/110767861827976164

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#ETFsAreNotSustainable #stocks #coops #greenBonds #climateBonds #money