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| | | ... Association Australasia (RIAA) Certified. They exclude companies with material exposure to tobacco, alcohol, gambling, weapons, and fossil fuel exploration and production. ESG head Lou Capparelli said outperformance can be attributed to substantial holdings ... |
| | | | ... sustainable investment screens provided a performance boost for both products, with neither invested in gambling, tobacco or weapons companies. For instance, the group pointed out, Australia's energy sector significantly underperformed the ASX 300 ... |
| | | | ... the environment, climate change solutions, nature and renewable energy. Human rights, gender equal, gambling, tobacco, weapons and firearms, are also top of the hit list. The events of the past few years - the pandemic, wars, inflationary pressures ... |
| | | | ... responsible investors should have nothing to do with. And that's anything associated with the production of nuclear weapons. "It's nothing more than sheer dumb luck that has prevented the nuclear holocaust over the last couple decades. Additionally ... |
| | | | ... stocks." The fund does not invest in securities issued by companies that are directly involved in producing controversial weapons, tobacco products, and mining or extracting thermal coal, or extracting oil from tar sands subject to a 10% revenue threshold. ... |
| | | | ... passive. In total, ESG-labelled funds managed by the five asset managers allegedly funneled shares worth US$13 billion to weapons dealers, tech firms and other firms linked to the military regime of the Southeast Asian nation. These include defence-related ... |
| | | | ... $29,820 to comply with two infringement notices over allegations that its investor funds "were exposed to controversial weapons investments, despite Morningstar's Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) Policy stating that such investments ... |
| | | | ... management. The government also outlined excluded projects - nuclear energy arms and ammunition manufacturing and chemical weapons manufacture; production or sale of alcohol, tobacco, and other recreational drugs manufacture or retail sale and distribution ... |
| | | | ... ethical and impact investment policy and an impact framework. Its negative exclusions include fossil fuel production, weapons and armaments, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, deforestation, human rights violations and unethical corporate governance. It targets ... |
| | | | ... sectoral approach." There are general sectors that are more impacted by the conflicts Turner identified - agriculture, weapons, automobiles, and banks, but the exposures in some cases were so diffuse that taking a broad sectoral approach didn't provide ... |
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