The changes that have taken place in Brazil in the last few years, regarding technological advances in communication, new means of carrying out commercial transactions and, consequently, consumers’ new attitudes impact the investment sector somehow. New attitudinal profiles can result in different perceptions and behaviors in relation to the brands of financial asset managers such as the most traditional, Banco do Brasil and Itaú, such as the most modern XP Investimentos and Nubank. The possible difference in perception and the potential preference for this or that brand may be related to the age group of the investing public, that is, their generations, influenced by the environment in which they developed, by the intensity of the use of technological means and by the purchase processes of goods and services to which they have been subjected in their lives. The work evaluates the usefulness (weight) of different attributes that influence the choice of equity funds, such as management brand, return index, risk profile, management fee and criteria for the composition of shares of companies with an environmental responsibility profile, and transparency (ESG). The method is the conjoint analysis, applied on 2 groups of investors, simulating investments in different profiles of funds. The weights (utilities) assigned to the selected variables are compared based on the age (generation/cohort) of the participants. A complementary questionnaire seeks data that helps to explain the results found through simulations. Although relevant, the aspects associated with risk and return were not enough to fully explain the decision process of investors in equity funds, possibly these are influenced by emotional, affective and attitudinal aspects that illustrated the importance attributed to Brand criteria and presence of the ESG Criteria in the composition of the investment fund portfolio.