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| | | ... Association Australasia (RIAA). Teachers Mutual Bank's Debt Issuance Program is an AU$500 million fund and has negative screens in place that prohibit using funds raised from lending to, or investing in, "large scale greenhouse gas polluting activities ... |
| | | | Local Government Super (LGS) has evolved the investment restriction screens on its Sustainable Australian Shares (SAS) investment option. LGS CEO Peter Lambert LGS has made three changes, including broadening existing screens to exclude companies that ... |
| | | | ... becoming 'much more sophisticated in its approach', with investors using multiple responsible investment strategies. Negative screens are becoming more common in New Zealand, along with ESG integration, active corporate engagement and voting, and sustainability ... |
| | | | ... consideration of additional environmental factors that may be important to investors as well. Dimensional also employs social screens to "exclude or reduce exposure" to companies connected to or derive revenue from practices such as tobacco, gambling ... |
| | | | ... processes that we're going through and demonstrate that the processes have been independently assessed and approved." The fund screens out companies if their "primary business activity involves armaments, uranium, gambling, tobacco production, pornography ... |
| | | | ... data, making sense of it, getting the data in the right place and the right time. It's great to be able to pop up the screens and say, let's look at the information." BNP Paribas has on offer a service that provides screens of specialised information ... |
| | | | ... to making them the best in the market, and that means we're doing a few things. Firstly, we've introduced fossil fuel screens and we're bringing the screening in-house. At the moment, they're being done externally by our fund managers, but what we'd ... |
| | | | ... by broader ESG screening techniques. In 2014, screening approaches - negative, positive, best-in-class, and norms-based screens - made up AU$21.36 billion out of a total universe of AU629 billion broad responsible investment assets under management. ... |
| | | | ... separately managed accounts (SMAs) to provide more bespoke solutions for clients. "That allows you to put up your own screens - fossil fuel screens come into that," he said. "We manage our dark-green fund in-house. Some firms do actively manage SMAs ... |
| | | | ... Although Northern Trust manages equity portfolios for LUCRF Super and New Zealand Superannuation Fund that include negative screens for ESG-based exclusions, those mandates are not part of this strategy, and as yet, there are no Australian clients for ... |
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