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| | | ... and approved." The fund screens out companies if their "primary business activity involves armaments, uranium, gambling, tobacco production, pornography, alcohol production, or production or sale of thermal coal," according to Altius Asset Management. ... |
| | | | ... ultimately, it's up to the trustees to determine what is in the best interests of all members. Q: FST was an early divestor of tobacco, for example. Given that you're acting on behalf of all members and not just those that lobby for certain outcomes ... |
| | | | ... there are very few if any combine a strict fossil fuel screen with an equally strict screen with ESG issues like alcohol, tobacco and gaming." The resulting indices are comprised of the 50 leading medium to large sustainable ASX-listed companies, and ... |
| | | | ... fossil fuel assets in investment portfolios and the decision by fund managers and superannuation funds to divest from tobacco assets. This year, RIAA worked with EY to gather data on more than 90 financial products in Australia and New Zealand, and conducted ... |
| | | | ... bribery and corruption "garner strong support", according to the survey, while exclusion criteria, such as alcohol or tobacco, are rarely considered. LGT Capital Partners and Mercer also surveyed respondents on stakeholder concerns. Overall, approximately ... |
| | | | ... The Victoria Funds Management Corporation (VFMC) has announced that it will divest from direct investments in equity of tobacco manufacturers. VFMC is a AU$46.6 billion state-owned funds manager for a number of public authorities and bodies. Divestment ... |
| | | | ... resourcing point of view." See Also: Panel discusses fossil fuel divestment for super funds Oncologist leads drive for tobacco stock divestment |
| | | | ... governance (ESG) screens. LUCFR tapped Northern Trust to run the global ex-Australia fund with customised screens to exclude tobacco companies and cluster munitions manufacturers, in line with LUCRF's ESG policy and its commitments as a signatory to ... |
| | | | ... we've been vindicated on those things. But it's not for us to advise a single fund, or how to approach an issue, like tobacco, which for the most part has been dealt with as a normative issue." Fund-level values and policies But what of normative issues ... |
| | | | ... business activity is at odds with the fund's defined ESG principles, including the production of armaments, uranium and tobacco said Bill Bovingdon, chief investment officer of Altius. "We were aware that a lot of investors who want to invest witha responsible/sustainable ... |
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