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Time for a fresh look at climate change ETFs

Time for a fresh look at climate change ETFs

After heavy losses, company valuations in climate exchange-traded funds are more attractive to new investors. This is how to use them in a portfolio.

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Investing for climate change has been a portfolio disaster in 2022. Many sustainability-themed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have underperformed.

Climate ETFs typically favour tech stocks and avoid oil and coal. That was a bad trade in 2022 as technology shares tanked and energy companies soared.

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Tony FeatherstoneContributorTony Featherstone writes on Personal Finance specialising in Superannuation & SMSFs, Specialist Investments. Email Tony at tony@featherstone.com.au

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Original URL: https://www.afr.com/wealth/personal-finance/time-for-a-fresh-look-at-climate-change-etfs-20221123-p5c0re