A number of firms have reclassified their Article 8 funds into Article 9 strategies this year, but such transitions shouldn’t always be a red flag for investors.<br />
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That’s according to Neill Blanks, research director at advisory firm MainStreet Partners, who said some companies with long-standing ESG expertise originally made assumptions that were too conservative.

A number of firms have reclassified their Article 8 funds into Article 9 strategies this year, but such transitions shouldn’t always be a red flag for investors. That’s according to Neill Blanks, research director at advisory firm MainStreet Partners, who said some companies with long-standing ESG expertise originally made assumptions that were too conservative.

A number of firms have reclassified their Article 8 funds into Article 9 strategies this year, but such transitions shouldn’t always be a red flag for investors.<br>
<br>
That’s according to Neill Blanks, research director at advisory firm MainStreet Partners, who said some companies with long-standing ESG expertise originally made assumptions that were too conservative.

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