Investing in EM Womenomics

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Recent years have seen a surge in investing with social and environmental impact in mind, including across emerging markets. One aspect of social impact investing concerns the role of women in the economy – or Womenomics. To assess how investing based on Womenomics can impact investment returns, Goldman Sachs Research constructed a Womenomics Index across emerging markets sovereign debt based on five factors: education, labour, agency, women in power and health.

29 November 2021 Goldman Sachs Research

Investing in EM Womenomics

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Investing in EM Womenomics

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