Sustainable investment in Switzerland is experiencing a decline, with more capital flowing into traditional funds than green ones for the first time in years. Despite attracting CHF550 billion since 2018, the inflow of sustainable investments fell last year, influenced by the war in Ukraine and a growing skepticism towards ESG issues. Experts suggest this stagnation follows years of rapid growth, as the increasing variety of sustainable products complicates investor choices.
Owning a home may not be cheaper in the long term than renting, according to a Swiss study. While home ownership ties up equity and offers psychological benefits, it can yield an average annual return of 7.2%, comparable to equity investments, with lower volatility. The discipline of long-term investment in real estate often leads to significant financial returns, unlike the challenges faced by tenants in maintaining disciplined investments.
Ahead of COP29 in Baku, Swiss NGOs Alliance Sud and WWF are urging for $1 trillion annually to support developing countries, emphasizing the need for increased financial aid beyond the $100 billion target set in 2009, which was not met until 2022. They highlight that the poorest are most affected by the climate crisis, calling for a significant shift in collective financing strategies.
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