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| | | ... weapons, thermal coal, tar sands and tobacco. The Scottish Widows Ethical Fund avoids investments in companies involved in social problems, destruction of human life, human rights or labour abuses, environmental damage, animal testing for cosmetics ... |
| | | | ... leading institutions, Michael is one of Australia's most highly regarded investment professionals," the firm said on social media. Blayney previously spent seven years at Pendal Group as its head of multi-asset where he led innovative strategy development. ... |
| | | | ... socially conscious options offered by Aware, seeking to avoid or restrict investments with highly adverse environmental or social impact, including climate change and controversial weapons, tobacco, and live animal exports. Owned by ISS STOXX, Rainmaker ... |
| | | | ... community labelling has created a dilemma for responsible investors. While U Ethical and other fund managers exclude the social media giant for ESG non-compliance, others - including Vanguard, Dimensional, and Australian Ethical - do not. In fact, ESG ... |
| | | | ... believed in me, gave me the opportunities and supported me even when I was unsure of my own capabilities," she posted on social media. Fidelity came in for a special mention. "I especially want to express my gratitude to everyone in Fidelity International ... |
| | | | ... them in long-term incentives, with the highest proportion in the industrial sector. The most popular metrics in APAC are social (62%), diversity and inclusion (59%), and environmental (42%). Just 30% used GHG or carbon emissions measures including Scope ... |
| | | | ... super fund has no coal, oil and gas holdings, and an ethos rooted in ethical investment with a focus on clean energy and social impact projects. Listen here. 5. Driving net zero in infrastructure with Niall Mills of Igneo While infrastructure as an asset ... |
| | | | ... companies are facing growing pressure to ensure their AI practices are ethical, transparent, and aligned with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. But what does responsible AI look like in practice, and how should investors approach ... |
| | | | ... companies are facing growing pressure to ensure their AI practices are ethical, transparent, and aligned with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. But what does responsible AI look like in practice, and how should investors approach ... |
| | | | ... now see biodiversity loss as a financially material issue. Lastly, rapid AI adoption is intensifying environmental and social risks, and US deregulation could materially increase AI-related ethical risks globally. "Despite greater divergence and competing ... |
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