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BNR The Daily Move – The latest news and depth on investing with Sustainable Dividends

Publication: 27 March 2025 |
BNR The Daily Move Wednesday 26 March 2025 - The latest news and depth on investing with Sustainable Dividends

Programme maker Liesbeth Staats, presenter Kees Dorresteijn and investment specialist Wesley Weerts take you through the latest news and seek depth with expert table guests including this time Corné van Zeijl, analyst and strategist at Cardano, and Simon van Veen, Founder and Portfolio Manager of the Sustainable Dividends Value Fund.

In this episode

  • Danny Mekic won a lawsuit brought against him by X – formerly Twitter – on Wednesday, March 26.
  • The Affordable Rent Act should not disappear, but it should be amended, argues ING real estate sector specialist Sophie Kraaijeveld.
  • Second lady Usha Vance’s controversial visit to Greenland takes on a new form: her husband J.D. Vance – the US vice president – is going with her.
  • Companies are increasingly paying more dividends. Nice all those gifts but could companies perhaps invest better in innovations? A growing dividend, higher year on year, is a sign that management has confidence in the company. This is a very strong indicator. Sustainable Dividends has researched this.

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Testimonials

Harm Welleweerd
Former CEO iwell

Companies that see circular commodities and the clean energy transition as real opportunities have the best chances for successful growth. The Sustainable Dividends Value Fund focuses especially on this type of companies. This offers me greater certainty of returns and the chance to invest equity capital in accelerating the transition into a more sustainable society.

Bart van Asten
CTO of WorldACD Market Data

The Sustainable Dividends Value Fund invests in companies that take sustainability seriously. The fund is run by experienced people whom I have known for a long time and in whom I have great confidence. Those two factors ensure that I have been a participant in the fund for many years with peace of mind.

Milko Brinkman
Founder Brinkman Financial Consultants

The Sustainable Dividends team strives for socially sustainable impact. The world is changing rapidly. From my beach house, I saw Boskalis doing sand replenishment, TKH pulling cables to offshore wind turbines and Fugro mapping the North Sea and coastlines. Ørsted builds offshore wind farms, Vopak takes care of hydrogen storage and LNG, and SKF supplies ball bearings for wind turbines. Investing is that simple, and the Sustainable Dividends Value Fund invests in some of these companies.

Michiel Langezaal
co-founder and CEO Fastned

What really appealed to me about Sustainable Dividends is the story. First, we invest only in sustainable companies. Then, we look for companies that show an upward trend in dividend payments because companies with growing dividends have historically achieved above-average returns. A refreshingly simple and clear strategy that gives me confidence.