"These [habits] were forced upon us, so changing back could prove trickier for both old and young.

"But when it comes to the latter, they aren’t as constrained by their expectations of wanting to return to what older generations perceive as ‘normal’."

For Mr Morris, the pandemic can be a force for change and for good, and create increased awareness of the health of our planet – as well as people.

Therefore, he adds: "I expect people to ask more questions about the companies they invest in and to ensure they meet with their values.

"Due to the returns achieved in the past couple of years through increased exposure to sustainable funds, many clients are in the fortunate position where their wealth has grown faster than expected.

"This is great, I just hope they don’t expect this every year from now on. No goose will lay golden eggs forever."

Simoney Kyriakou is senior editor at FTAdviser