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| | | ... Global Compact, and the other screens remove manufacturers of controversial weapons such as cluster bombs and landmines and tobacco manufacturers. After those screens, constituent companies that lack sufficient independence across ownership, board representation ... |
| | | | ... investment universe, across ESG characteristics. We bias towards the companies that score well and screen out gambling, tobacco, exposure to armaments and pornography." Dalton Nicol Reid also manages an Australian equities income portfolio, which is ... |
| | | | The Future Fund will exclude tobacco companies from its investment portfolio, the Board of Guardians has announced. The fund owns stock in 14 companies in involved in tobacco production, with a combined worth of approximately AU$222 million at the end ... |
| | | | ... take in more than 10% of their revenue from areas including "armaments, gambling, nuclear/uranium, old growth logging, tobacco, poor mining practices, questionable workplace practices, and questionable ESG practices," the report said. "The international ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
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