Can you invest without compromising your faith or does your portfolio quietly shape what you accept and ignore?

In this episode of The Ordered Life Podcast, Sean Gregory (Portfolio Manager), AJ Sanson, and Anthony De Lazzari (Investment Advisors) Serviam Capital at iA Private Wealth address a tension many faith-driven professionals feel but rarely articulate: what responsibility do you bear for what your money supports?

This is not a discussion about trends or performance alone. It is a conversation about faith-based investing, moral responsibility, and whether investing can truly be neutral. We begin with a simple but demanding standard: asking whether a company is good, useful, and productive, and build from there.

You’ll hear how virtue, stewardship, and moral order apply to real investment decisions, why pursuing returns without reflection leads to compromise over time, and how investing with values requires more than labels or exclusions. This episode offers a clear alternative to shallow ethical screens and challenges the assumption that money operates outside the moral life.

If your faith informs how you live, work, and lead, it must also inform how you invest. Listen to hear how we turn what is typically a restriction into a framework.

Disclaimer: Sean Gregory is a Portfolio Manager and AJ Sanson and Anthony De Lazzari are Investment Advisors with iA Private Wealth Inc., member of the Canadian Investor Protection Fund and the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization. iA Private Wealth is a trademark and business name under which iA Private Wealth Inc. operates.

This content was fully or partially generated by artificual intelligence. The advisor reviewed the critical information independently.