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| | | Proprietary model ASX50 and ASX100 portfolios developed by investment advisory firm Ethinvest outperformed mainstream indices by wide margins over the past one and two year periods, according to the firm. Trevor Thomas, Ethinvest managing director Ethinvest's ... |
| | | | Incorporating a quality factor overlay into a portfolio that integrates environmental, social and governance (ESG) metrics can add "significant excess return" to ESG portfolios, according to Northern Trust. Michael Hunstad, head of quantitative research ... |
| | | | ... currently has a 19% exposure to positively screened stocks, Walsh said. Two new companies were put on the fund's negative screen - Orica and Ainsworth Gaming Technology, Walsh added. The AU$517.7 million UCA Cash Portfolio is conservatively invested ... |
| | | | Barclays and MSCI have launched a range of environmental, social and governance (ESG) fixed income indices based on three categories of strategies. Laura Nishikawa, vice president and head of fixed income ESG research, MSCI ESG Research The Barclays ... |
| | | | Proprietary model ASX50 and ASX100 portfolios developed by investment advisory firm Ethinvest has outperformed mainstream accumulation indices by wide margins, Ethinvest said. Trevor Thomas, Ethinvest managing director The Ethinvest ASX50 Screened Index ... |
| | | | ... return, and the income portfolio has earned 2.7% p.a. gross return. "Our SRI portfolio started out using only the negative screen because we had demand from clients who didn't want gambling or tobacco. In 2007 we implemented the positive screen as well ... |
| | | | 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 ... |
| | | | ... Further, the way that the researchers approached the task, by using three different strategies and not just a negative screen, lends further credence to the argument that ESG ratings can be used to measure positive value in a quantitative way. "What ... |
| | | | ... difference between the best and worst ESG performing countries." AXA IM used the data in two different fashions - as a negative screen to eliminate countries with significant ESG risks, which can potentially pose a reputational risk to investors, and ... |
| | | | There are US$178.5bn of sustainable investments in Australia, representing about 18% of total assets under management, with integration of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors being the single largest strategy employed by sustainable investors ... |
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