GreenMoney Journal published an article by LongView Sustainability Associate Leah Cantor in it's annual women's issue. Here's our take on the outlook for women and sustainable investing in 2023.
Despite recent criticisms, ESG investing is here to stay. LongView Asset Management founder David Cantor tells Morningstar, “the controversy is an opportunity for us to talk to our clients and prospective clients about what this is all about—to use our power as shareholders to push companies towards a renewable economy and a modicum of social justice.”
Hear a former monk's perspective on how Judeo-Christian traditions unexpectedly influence our attitudes toward money. LongView partner, Doug Lynam, shares his insights on the TV history show Clio The Muse.
Teachers of all levels play a critical role in our communities, teaching and inspiring our future leaders and professionals. While teaching can be incredibly gratifying, being a teacher comes with financial challenges such as purchasing classroom supplies from their own budget.
There are many things that Doug Lynam has to think about now that he no longer wears a robe and lives in a monastery.
Investment Advisor LongView Asset Management is a registered B Corp, one of a handful of certified companies bringing themes of climate change, sustainability, social responsibility and going green to the world of business.
UWC-USA makes all of its decisions and policies with its broader mission in mind.
Doug Lynam grew up wealthy, but became a monk. His new calling is not a poverty vow, but he aims to help others make money.
This former monk found out the hard way that money is not the root of all evil.
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Many plan sponsors fear being a trendsetter, but United World College-USA is proud of using ESG investing themes in its custom target-date QDIA, built with TIAA and LongView Asset Management, and offering a guaranteed retirement income solution.
Doug Lyman has been a hippie, a monk, and now a financial advisor.
To some industry onlookers, times have never been better for investments that account for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, or ESG-integrated investing.
I used to be a monk. Now I’m a financial advisor.
Former monk and now a money manager shared his insights on how his past has influenced his life for good.
And how he reconciles that with Bible quotes like: ‘Blessed are you who are poor, for yours is the kingdom of God’
The process of filing taxes can be daunting and complex, so it can be easy to make a mistake if you’re not careful — and these tax mistakes can end up costing you.
In his 20 years as a monk, Doug Lynam saw financial suffering firsthand -- in his teaching community and in monastery guests, not to mention the monastery itself.
Doug Lynam, a partner at LongView Asset Management, a chartered retirement plans specialist and the author of "From Monk to Money Manager," discusses wealth building with a purpose.
Doug Lynam was a Benedictine monk for 20 years. Now, he advises retirement plans with a fiduciary focus, he tells ThinkAdvisor.