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Big asset managers silent over ESG backlash

Regulatory uncertainty, performance, and politicization has discouraged some advisors and fund shops.

Investors have pulled money from sustainable funds in the US at a record pace this year, a result partly due to backlash against ESG that asset managers appear unsure of addressing.

Those outflows totaled $8.8 billion during the first quarter, with much of that coming from actively managed funds

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