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| | | ... government bonds that are screened to exclude issuers (other than sovereign bond issuers) with material exposure to fossil fuels. It screens for gambling, tobacco, uranium and nuclear energy, armaments and militarism, and adult entertainment, based on ... |
| | | | ... and we provide members the choice of three sustainable and environmental branded options which limit exposure to fossil fuels." UniSuper is one of Australia's largest superfunds with approximately $139 billion AUM as of June 2024. |
| | | | ... its climate targets. "The world's scientists are clear: to avoid dangerous climate change we cannot keep expanding fossil fuels. "Yet Australia's main environmental law does not currently require decision-makers to consider greenhouse gas emissions or ... |
| | | | ... CareSuper will drop Spirit Super's emissions targets, impact investing, and exclusions of controversial weapons and fossil fuels. The merger slated for November will create a new CareSuper entity with 573,000 members and $53 billion funds under management. ... |
| | | | When investors want to avoid specific activities in their portfolio - like tobacco, gambling, weapons, fossil fuels, or adult entertainment - they turn to ESG screening. But what happens behind the scenes when fund managers make these crucial decisions? ... |
| | | | ... frameworks and measurements put in place, and now we are in a place of impact and results. But in industries like fossil fuels, where the core business faces potential obsolescence, confrontational engagement can be ineffective, according to Altiorem's ... |
| | | | ... as a measure of a company's commitment to climate action. Australia's largest bank has now updated its climate and fossil fuels policy to state it will exit existing corporate or trade finance or bond facilitation facilities, where contracts legally ... |
| | | | ... Super Trust, of which Mercer is the trustee. The options promised to exclude companies involved in carbon intensive fossil fuels like thermal coal, alcohol production and gambling. They were promoted as suitable for members who "are deeply committed ... |
| | | | ... universe we have been overweight in the 'magnificent seven' tech names. Also, because of the exclusions for fossil fuels, it means we have been underweight in the energy and materials sectors, which did not perform great this year. "This explains ... |
| | | | ... time on climate action markets continue to take a long-term view on the inevitability of the transition away from fossil fuels." Further, because of its impact investment mandate, the fund is also typically overweight private credit and clean energy ... |
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