What percentage of women invest in 2024?

With more women investing and using share trading platforms than ever before, we looked into the breakdown of how and why this is. We ran a survey on how many women invest or plan to invest as well as which investing apps are the most used by women.

Women and investing statistics: Highlights

2 in 5 women (42%) have invested before as of 2024, up from a third (32%) in 2023.

An estimated 11.4 million women have invested compared to around 15.7 million men.

1 in 5 women (20%) have invested in stocks and shares before.

2 in 5 (40%) women rated themselves as beginner investors, compared to 30% of men.

According to research, women who invest outperform men by 0.4% per year.

What percentage of women invest?

According to our 2024 survey, around 2 in 5 women (42%) have invested before, which is an estimated 11.4 million women. This number has increased from 2023, when a third of women (32%) stated that they have invested at some point in their lives.

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Year	Women who have invested	Women who have never invested
2024	42%	58%
2023	32%	68%
2022	28%	72%

The gender investing gap

The number of women investing has increased, according to the survey, but the number of men investing has also increased. While 2 in 5 women have invested (42%), around 3 in 5 men (60%) have held investments. This is an estimated 15.7 million men compared to 11.4 million women, meaning there is still a gender investing gap.

What percentage of women invest in stocks and shares?

Stocks and shares are the most popular investment type among women. Our survey found that 1 in 5 women (20%) have invested in stocks and shares. This equates to around 5.3 million women in the UK.

What other investments are popular with women?

Bonds were the next most popular investment type, with 12% of women holding them at some point. This was followed by funds (8%), cryptocurrencies (7%) and ready-made portfolios (5%).

Less popular investment types among women include ETFs (3%), ethical investments (3%), options/futures (3%), forex (2%) and CFDs (2%).

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Type of investment	Percentage of women who have invested
Stocks and shares	19.72%
Bonds	12.23%
Funds	7.79%
Cryptocurrencies (e.g. Bitcoin)	6.61%
Ready-made portfolios (such as Moneybox, Nutmeg, etc.)	4.73%
ETFs (exchange-traded funds)	2.56%
Ethical investments / ESG (environmental, social and governance) investments	3.25%
Options/Futures	2.66%
Forex (foreign exchange)	2.07%
CFDs (contracts for difference)	2.17%

Quick overview

A third (32%) of women have invested before.
An estimated 1 million women have started investing in the last year.
37% of women investors have bought shares before.
2 in 5 (40%) women rate themselves as beginner investors, compared to 30% of men.
According to external research, women who invest outperform men by 0.4% per year.
The most common source of investing advice for women is YouTube, with 21% of women investors saying they watch videos on the streaming platform for investment tips.
In 2021, ethical investment funds were twice as likely to have a female manager as other funds.

How many women invest?

According to our recent survey, around 8.5 million women in the UK have invested in the past, which is around 32% of women. The figure has increased from 28% in 2022, meaning an estimated 1 million women have started investing in the last year.

Is there a gender investing gap?

Based on 2023 data, 52% of men in the UK have invested compared to 32% of women, meaning there is still a gender investing gap. However, our survey shows that the number of women investing is on the rise, so we may eventually see this gap start to close.

Between 2022 and 2023, we estimate that an additional 1 million women have started investing.

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Gender	Percentage that invests
Women	32%
Men	52%

How many women invest in stocks and shares?

In 2023, women invest in a variety of different investment types, but stocks and shares lead the way with 37% of women investing in this category. This has increased since 2021 when 32% of women were investing in stocks and shares.

What else do women invest in?

Bonds and ready-made portfolios follow stocks and shares as the most popular investment types, with 23% and 16% respectively.

1 in 6 (16%) women invest in ready-made portfolios while only 6% of women invest in forex and 5% in CFDs. Women are 45% more likely to invest in ready-made portfolios compared to men.

On the flip side, women are 42% less likely than men to invest in forex and 28% less likely to invest in CFDs.

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Investment type	Percentage
Stocks/ shares	37%
Bonds	23%
Fund	16%
Cryptocurrencies (e.g. Bitcoin)	13%
Ready-made portfolios (such as Moneybox, Nutmeg, etc.)	16%
Ethical investments	13%
Forex	6%
ETFs	7%
Options/Futures	7%
Contracts for difference (CFDs)	5%
Other, please specify	4%

Do women think they are good at investing?

According to our survey, women tend to perceive themselves as having less expertise than men in investing. 2 in 5 (40%) women rate themselves as beginner investors, compared to 3 in 10 (30%) men.

On the other hand of the spectrum, 7% of men consider themselves expert investors compared to only 5% of women. This could be one of the reasons for the gender investing gap and why a higher percentage of men currently invest compared to women.

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Experience level (self-rating)	Women	Men
I am a beginner investor	40%	30%
I am an intermediate investor	35%	42%
I am an experienced investor	20%	21%
I am an advanced/expert investor	5%	7%

Are women better investors than men?

According to external research, women who invest outperform men by 0.4% per year. This would add up to a substantial amount if compounded over time. An annual investment of £1,000 a year over 30 years would earn over 7.8% more than men.

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Year	Women (5.4% returns per year)	Men (5% returns per year)
Year 0	1,000	1,000
Year 5	7,171	7,078
Year 10	15,199	14,835
Year 20	39,224	37,372
Year 25	56,893	53,450
Year 30	79,876	74,082

Where do women get their investing advice from?

The most common source of investing information consulted by women is YouTube, with around 21% of women investors saying they watch videos on the platform to research investments. Friends and family follow in close second with 20% of women consulting close relatives.

Instagram and Facebook complete a trio of social media sites in the top 5, with 19% and 17% respectively. Only 7% of women investors do no research at all before investing.

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Source	Female	Male
Investment news sites (e.g.Motley Fool, Marketwatch, Financial Times)	17%	32%
General news sites (e.g. BBC, Daily Mail, Yahoo)	17%	28%
Investment platform forums (e.g. Freetrade community, Trading 212 community)	17%	25%
Financial adviser	17%	25%
Investment apps, websites and brokers' (e.g.Trading 212, eToro, etc)	17%	24%
YouTube	21%	21%
Friends and family/ word of mouth	20%	17%
Facebook	17%	15%
Instagram	19%	13%
Twitter	13%	15%
Other people's trades (e.g.Trading 212 pies, eToro copytrader)	12%	13%
TikTok	16%	9%
Snapchat	13%	10%
Reddit	11%	9%
Other social media, please specify	8%	5%
I don't do research for investments at all	7%	5%
Other	1%	3%

How many women work in investment management?

External research reported that around 12% of fund managers are women in 2022, increasing by 0.2% from 2021. The gender gap in investment management seems to be unlikely to change, with the same report claiming that 9 in 10 new fund launches are assigned to men.

Are women more likely to invest in ESG?

According to our 2023 survey, 13% of women have bought an ethical investment, making them 13% more likely to invest in ethical investments than men. Women are also more likely to be managers at ethical investment funds than other funds, according to Finder’s analysis of 212 funds in March 2021.

Sources used

Finder survey 2023
Fidelity
Citywire

With more women than ever before investing, we looked into the breakdown of how and why this is. We ran a survey on how many women invest or plan to invest as well as which investing apps are the most used by women.

Quick overview

Over a quarter (27%) of women in the UK say they plan to invest in 2022, with 45% of women saying they have no intention to invest.
Only 28% of women invest, which is 18% less than male investors (46%).
YouTube (21%) is the most popular platform for women to research investing in 2022.
Nearly two-thirds (32%) of women who invest have invested in stocks and shares – the most popular form of investment for women in 2022.
Investments by women reportedly earn 0.4% more than men on average each year, which could add up to 7.8% over 30 years when compounded.
Back in 2021, around 4 in 10 women (39%) had money invested in some way (either a share, fund, ETF or private pension). This is compared to around 6 in 10 men (59%).
In 2021, 79% of women aged 18-24 and 60% of women aged 25-34 held at least one investment.
In 021, 35% of women aged 45-54 and 26% of women aged over 55 held at least one investment.

How many women in the UK invest?

Overall, only 28% of all women invest, which is 18% less than the total amount of male investors (46%).

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How many men and women invest	Women	Men
Total investors	28.15%	45.85%

How many women plan to start investing?

Our survey found that nearly half (45%) of women in the UK say they do not plan to start investing. The survey also found that 27% of women said they do not invest, but plan to start. Interestingly, only 1% of women class themselves as expert investors compared to 3% of men.

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Investing experience	Women	Men
I am a beginner investor	11.24%	13.72%
I am an intermediate investor	9.87%	19.45%
I am an experienced investor	5.67%	9.62%
I am an advanced/expert investor	1.37%	3.07%
I don't plan to invest	44.87%	38.38%
I plan to invest	26.98%	15.76%

Which investing platforms do women investors use the most?

Women are 47% more likely to use share-trading platforms founded after 2010 according to an analysis by Finder analysts. By analysing survey data from 753 customers of all the major trading apps in the UK, it was discovered that share-trading companies founded after 2010, such as Freetrade, eToro and Fineco had an equal footfall of men and women at 50% each.

In comparison, the majority of people using investing platforms founded before 2010, such as Hargreaves Lansdown, AJBell, Halifax Share Dealing were men (66%), compared to just a third (34%) that were women.

Interestingly, there doesn’t seem to be much difference in customer satisfaction between older and newer platforms among women. Around 7 in 10 (72%) women who use trading platforms founded before 2010 said they were satisfied with them, while 70% were happy with platforms founded after 2010.

Platform	Year company was founded	Females	Males
Halifax Share Dealing	1853	49%	51%
Barclays	1896	45%	55%
Fidelity	1946	34%	66%
IG	1974	27%	73%
Vanguard	1975	42%	58%
Hargreaves Lansdown	1981	23%	78%
Interactive Investor	1995	26%	74%
Fineco	1999	28%	72%
Trading 212	2004	36%	64%
eToro	2007	22%	78%
Degiro	2008	41%	59%
Invest Engine	2011	40%	60%
Nutmeg	2011	57%	43%
Wealthify	2014	54%	46%
Moneybox	2015	45%	55%
Revolut	2015	41%	59%
Freetrade	2016	47%	53%
Stake	2016	46%	54%
Orca	2020	67%	33%

What is the most popular type of investment among women investors?

We found that stocks and shares (32%) are the most popular investment among women. This is a lot less than men, with over half (51%) investing in stocks and shares. Cryptocurrency (20%) and bonds (20%) are the next most popular types of investment for women.

Interestingly 11% of women say they have ethical investments, which is just slightly less than men (12%).

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	Female	Male
Stocks/ shares	31.60%	50.67%
Funds	17.71%	27.23%
Cryptocurrencies (e.g. Bitcoin)	20.14%	24.78%
Bonds	20.14%	21.88%
Forex	11.11%	15.18%
ETFs	10.76%	12.05%
Ethical investments	11.11%	11.83%
Ready-made portfolios (such as Moneybox, Nutmeg etc)	11.46%	11.61%
Options/Futures	9.38%	9.82%
Contracts for difference (CFDs)	8.33%	6.92%
Not sure	9.03%	5.13%
Other	0.35%	1.56%

Where do women investors get their investing knowledge from?

For those who have experience in investing, the most popular platform among women (21%) for investing research is YouTube. Just behind this is friends and family, with 20% of women stating that word of mouth is a prevalent way to research for investments.

Interestingly, more women (7%) state they do not research when making investments compared to men (5%).

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	Female	Male
Investment news sites (e.g.Motley Fool, Marketwatch, Financial Times)	16.67%	32.37%
General news sites (e.g. BBC, Daily Mail, Yahoo)	16.67%	27.90%
Investment platform forums (e.g. Freetrade community, Trading 212 community)	16.67%	25.22%
Financial adviser	16.67%	25.22%
Investment apps, websites and brokers' (e.g.Trading 212, eToro, etc)	17.36%	23.66%
YouTube	20.83%	20.98%
Friends and family/ word of mouth	20.14%	17.41%
Facebook	17.36%	15.40%
Instagram	18.75%	13.39%
Twitter	13.19%	14.51%
Other people's trades (e.g.Trading 212 pies, eToro copytrader)	11.81%	12.72%
TikTok	16.32%	9.38%
Snapchat	12.85%	9.60%
Reddit	10.76%	9.38%
Other social media, please specify	7.64%	5.13%
I don't do research for investments at all	6.94%	5.36%
Other	1.39%	3.13%

Where do women who want to invest get their investing knowledge from?

For those who do not invest, finding out where to start is very difficult – 37% of women say they do not know where to start. After this, 17% of women say they would turn to friends and family for investing information.

More women say they would use social media platforms such as YouTube (17%), Facebook (14%) and TikTok (13%) for investing research. Only 11% state they use traditional investing resources such as investing news sites and 9% state they use general news sites.

Women (9%) are less likely to start investing without researching compared to men (16%). This may strengthen research by Fidelity, which found that women who invest on average return 0.4% more than men.

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	Female	Male
Investment news sites (e.g. Motley Fool, Marketwatch, Financial Times)	10.51%	14.94%
Investment apps, websites and brokers' (e.g.Trading 212, eToro, etc)	9.42%	10.39%
Financial adviser	12.32%	14.29%
YouTube	16.67%	15.58%
General news sites (e.g. BBC, Daily Mail, Yahoo)	8.33%	11.04%
Investment platform forums (e.g. Freetrade community, Trading 212 community)	9.42%	9.74%
Don't know	37.68%	27.27%
Friends and family/ word of mouth	17.39%	12.99%
Facebook	14.86%	14.94%
Other people's trades (e.g. Trading 212 pies, eToro copytrader)	3.99%	7.14%
TikTok	12.68%	4.55%
Instagram	10.51%	3.90%
Twitter	2.90%	8.44%
Reddit	3.26%	3.90%
Snapchat	5.43%	5.19%
I won't do any research for investments at all	9.78%	15.58%
Other social media, please specify	1.09%	2.60%
Other	0.36%	0.65%

Are women better investors than men?

According to Fidelity, women who invest outperform men by 0.4% per year. This would add up to a substantial amount if compounded over time. An annual investment of £1,000 a year over 30 years would earn over 7.8% more than men.

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Year	Women (5.4% returns per year)	Men (5% returns per year)
Year 0	1,000	1,000
Year 5	7,171	7,078
Year 10	15,199	14,835
Year 20	39,224	37,372
Year 25	56,893	53,450
Year 30	79,876	74,082

How many women work in ethical investment?

We looked at all the funds that were clearly identifiable as “ethical” (109) on a major investing platform and compared them with 103 funds that weren’t specifically ethical. From our research, we discovered that the proportion of women holding management positions in ethical funds is 97% higher than it is at “regular” funds. There is at least one woman in a management role at 23% of “ethical” funds, compared to just 12% of regular funds.

While this is positive news, there needs to be more senior women representation at all funds. Of the 253 fund managers in the sample looked at by Finder, there were more men called Richard, David, Nick or James than there were women.

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Fund	Fund focus	Gender	One or more of fund managers are female?
Aegon Ethical Cautious Managed	Mixed Asset	F	Y
Aegon Ethical Equity	Equity	F	Y
ASI Europe ex UK Ethical Equity	Equity	F	Y
ASI UK Ethical Equity	Equity	F	Y
ASI UK Ethical Equity	Equity	F	Y
ASI UK Impact Employment Opportunities Equity	Equity	F	Y
ASI UK Impact Employment Opportunities Equity	Equity	F	Y
ASI UK Responsible Equity	Equity	F	Y
ASI UK Responsible Equity	Equity	F	Y
ASI UK Responsible Equity	Equity	F	Y
BlackRock ESG Strategic Growth	Mixed Asset	F	Y
BMO Responsible UK Equity	Equity	F	Y
BMO Responsible UK Income	Equity	F	Y
BNY Mellon Sustainable Global Equity	Equity	F	Y
BNY Mellon Sustainable Global Equity Income	Equity	F	Y
Close Sustainable Balanced Portfolio	Mixed Asset	F	Y
EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable UK Equity	Equity	F	Y
Fidelity Sustainable European Equity	Equity	F	Y
Halifax Ethical	Equity	F	Y
Jupiter Global Sustainable Equities	Equity	F	Y
M&G Global High Yield ESG Bond	Fixed Interest	F	Y
M&G Positive Impact	Equity	F	Y
M&G Sustainable Multi Asset	Mixed Asset	F	Y
Quilter Investors Ethical Equity	Equity	F	Y
Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund	Fixed Interest	F	Y
SJP Sustainable & Responsible Equity	Equity	F	Y
Threadneedle UK Sustainable Equity	Equity	F	Y
Trojan Ethical	Mixed Asset	F	Y
Verus Sustainable Balanced	Mixed Asset	F	Y
Aegon Ethical Cautious Managed	Mixed Asset	M	Y
Aegon Ethical Corporate Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
Aegon Ethical Corporate Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
Ardevora Global Long Only Equity SRI	Equity	M	N
Ardevora Responsible Growth	Equity	M	N
ASI Ethical Corporate Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
ASI Europe ex UK Ethical Equity	Equity	M	Y
Aviva Inv Sustainable Income & Growth	Mixed Asset	M	N
AXA Ethical Distribution	Mixed Asset	M	N
AXA Ethical Distribution	Mixed Asset	M	N
Baillie Gifford Responsible Global Equity Income	Equity	M	N
Baillie Gifford Responsible Global Equity Income	Equity	M	N
BlackRock ACS World ESG Equity Tracker	Equity	M	N
BlackRock ACS World Multifactor ESG Equity Tracker	Equity	M	N
BlackRock Charities UK Equity ESG	Equity	M	N
BlackRock Charities UK Equity ESG	Equity	M	N
BlackRock ESG Strategic Growth	Mixed Asset	M	Y
BMO Responsible Global Equity	Equity	M	N
BMO Responsible Global Equity	Equity	M	N
BMO Sustainable Opportunities Global Equity	Equity	M	N
BMO Sustainable Opportunities Global Equity	Equity	M	N
BMO Sustainable Universal MAP Balanced	Mixed Asset	M	N
BMO Sustainable Universal MAP Balanced	Mixed Asset	M	N
BMO Sustainable Universal MAP Cautious	Mixed Asset	M	N
BMO Sustainable Universal MAP Cautious	Mixed Asset	M	N
BMO Sustainable Universal MAP Growth	Mixed Asset	M	N
BMO Sustainable Universal MAP Growth	Mixed Asset	M	N
BNY Mellon Sustainable Global Dynamic Bond	Equity	M	N
BNY Mellon Sustainable Global Dynamic Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
BNY Mellon Sustainable Global Equity Income	Equity	M	Y
BNY Mellon Sustainable Global Equity Income	Equity	M	Y
BNY Mellon Sustainable Global Equity Income	Equity	M	Y
BNY Mellon Sustainable Real Return	Mixed Asset	M	N
BNY Mellon Sustainable Real Return	Mixed Asset	M	N
BNY Mellon Sustainable Sterling Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
CFP Castlefield B.E.S.T Sustainable European	Equity	M	N
CFP Castlefield B.E.S.T Sustainable Income	Equity	M	N
CFP Castlefield B.E.S.T Sustainable UK Opportunities	Equity	M	N
CFP Castlefield B.E.S.T Sustainable UK Smaller Companies	Equity	M	N
CFP Castlefield Real Return	Mixed Asset	M	N
Close Sustainable Balanced Portfolio	Mixed Asset	M	Y
Close Sustainable Bond Portfolio	Fixed Interest	M	N
Close Sustainable Bond Portfolio	Fixed Interest	M	N
denTree Responsible and Sustainable Sterling Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
EdenTree Investment Funds Amity Global Equity for Charities	Equity	M	N
EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable European Equity	Equity	M	N
EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable European Equity	Equity	M	N
EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable Global Equity	Equity	M	N
EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable Global Equity	Equity	M	N
EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable Short Dated Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable UK Equity	Equity	M	Y
EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable UK Equity Opportunities	Equity	M	N
EdenTree Responsible and Sustainable UK Equity Opportunities	Equity	M	N
ES AllianceBernstein Sustainable US Equity	Equity	M	N
Fidelity Sustainable European Equity	Equity	M	Y
FP WHEB Sustainability	Equity	M	N
FP WHEB Sustainability	Equity	M	N
Halifax Ethical	Equity	M	Y
Halifax Ethical	Equity	M	Y
HSBC Global Sustainable Multi-Asset Balanced Portfolio	Mixed Asset	M	N
HSBC Global Sustainable Multi-Asset Conservative Portfolio	Mixed Asset	M	N
Janus Henderson Global Sustainable Equity	Equity	M	N
Janus Henderson Global Sustainable Equity	Equity	M	N
Janus Henderson Inst Global Responsible Managed	Mixed Asset	M	N
Janus Henderson UK Responsible Income	Equity	M	N
JPM Emerging Markets Sustainable Equity	Equity	M	N
JPM Emerging Markets Sustainable Equity Fund	Equity	M	N
Jupiter Responsible Income	Equity	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Cautious Managed	Mixed Asset	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Cautious Managed	Mixed Asset	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Corporate Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Corporate Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Corporate Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Defensive Managed	Mixed Asset	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Defensive Managed	Mixed Asset	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future European Growth	Equity	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future European Growth	Equity	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Global Growth	Equity	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Global Growth	Equity	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Global Growth	Equity	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Managed	Mixed Asset	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Managed	Mixed Asset	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Managed Growth	Equity	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Managed Growth	Equity	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future Managed Growth	Equity	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future UK Growth	Equity	M	N
Liontrust Sustainable Future UK Growth	Equity	M	N
Liontrust UK Ethical	Equity	M	N
Liontrust UK Ethical	Equity	M	N
M&G Global High Yield ESG Bond	Fixed Interest	M	Y
M&G Global High Yield ESG Bond	Fixed Interest	M	Y
M&G Positive Impact	Equity	M	Y
M&G Sustainable Multi Asset	Mixed Asset	M	Y
Newton SRI for Charities	Mixed Asset	M	N
Newton Sustainable Growth & Income for Charities	Mixed Asset	M	N
Ninety One UK Sustainable Equity	Equity	M	N
Premier Miton Ethical	Equity	M	N
Premier Miton Ethical	Equity	M	N
Premier Miton Global Sustainable Growth	Equity	M	N
Premier Miton Global Sustainable Optimum Income	Equity	M	N
Premier Miton Global Sustainable Optimum Income	Equity	M	N
Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund	Fixed Interest	M	Y
Rathbone Global Sustainability Fund	Equity	M	N
Royal London Ethical Bond	Fixed Interest	M	N
Royal London Sustainable Diversified Trust	Mixed Asset	M	N
Royal London Sustainable Leaders Trust	Equity	M	N
Royal London Sustainable Managed Growth Trust	Mixed Asset	M	N
Royal London Sustainable Managed Income Trust	Fixed Interest	M	N
Royal London Sustainable World Trust	Mixed Asset	M	N
Sarasin Responsible Global Equity	Equity	M	N
Sarasin Responsible Global Equity	Equity	M	N
Sarasin Responsible Global Equity	Equity	M	N
Scottish Widows Ethical	Equity	M	N
SJP Sustainable & Responsible Equity	Equity	M	Y
Stewart Investors Asia Pacific Leaders Sustainability	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Asia Pacific Leaders Sustainability	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Asia Pacific Sustainab.	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Asia Pacific Sustainab.	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Asia Pcfic and Japan Sustblty	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Global Emerging Markets Sustainability	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Global Emerging Markets Sustainability	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Indian Subcontinent Sustainability	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Indian Subcontinent Sustainability	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Worldw. Lead. Sust.	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Worldw. Lead. Sust.	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Worldwide Sustainab.	Equity	M	N
Stewart Investors Worldwide Sustainab.	Equity	M	N
SVM All Europe SRI	Equity	M	N
SVM All Europe SRI	Equity	M	N
Trojan Ethical Income	Equity	M	N
Unicorn UK Ethical Income	Equity	M	N
Unicorn UK Ethical Income	Equity	M	N

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