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| | | ... Paulo S/A, Elopak, Endesa, Eni SpA, FIBRIA Celulose, Ford Motor Company, Goldman Sachs Group,, Groupe Steria, Imperial Tobacco Group, Jaguar Land Rover Ltd, Johnson & Johnson, Johnson Controls, JT International SA, Juniper Networks, KAO Corporation ... |
| | | | ... companies which exhibit high ESG risk, or who derive significant revenue from armaments, logging, nuclear energy, gambling and tobacco. "This is another step towards LGS developing and implementing innovative strategies that manage or mitigate our ESG ... |
| | | | ... food, fur and animal skins, animals in sport, genetic modification, weapons manufacture, human rights violations, and tobacco production, among other issues. The company's portfolio does look to invest in companies involved in environmental protection ... |
| | | | ... forms of ESG investing tend to be around single-issue negative screening of listed equity portfolios around issues such as tobacco, "sin stocks", and targeted divestment from the Sudan. The report also found that while, generally, institutional investors ... |
| | | | ... company, case by case basis, rather than a wholesale screening process. Having said that, we do exclude armaments and tobacco - those are the two broad exclusions we have. Outside of that, it's really on a case by case basis. We've incorporated ESG into ... |
| | | | ... positioned relative to ESG issues. The company does not employ negative screening techniques broadly, except in excluding tobacco and armaments stocks, Youngman said. Five Oceans uses MSCI for ESG research and proxy voting advice, Youngman said. Five ... |
| | | | ... increasing risk of them operating in a more hostile environment. In the very early days we're talking about gambling, tobacco and old growth logging. So we started off with specific industries that we just negatively screened out of our portfolio. Two ... |
| | | | ... to include companies with the highest MSCI ESG Research ratings, while excluding companies with investments including tobacco, nuclear power and GMOs. The new ESG indices include the MSCI World Socially Responsible Index as well as four regional and ... |
| | | | ... investors to identify all global publicly-traded companies involved in activities such as the production of alcohol or tobacco products, or those that violate religious screening mandates. It also allows investors to divest from companies that violate ... |
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