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| | | ... intensity has fallen by around 5% over the last five years, and it is currently around 47% below the benchmark. "While the MSCI World benchmarks scope one, two, and three weighted average carbon intensity has increased over that period, so that is a ... |
| | | | ... move away from "generic off-the-shelf" exclusions list towards very intentional thought-out criteria. He notes the MSCI World Defence Index outperformed the broad market by around 50% in 2025, and excluding defence stocks could introduce a tracking error ... |
| | | | ... globally. This includes mandates linked to several of Australia's largest superannuation funds. Benchmarking against MSCI World ex Australia Index, the strategy will typically hold between 250 and 500 stocks selected through a systematic and data driven ... |
| | | | ... capital allocation "due to its long-term relative underperformance, even within a materially underperforming sector." The MSCI World Energy Index has delivered 116% lower returns than the MSCI World Index over the last 10 years and lower returns than ... |
| | | | ... a carbon intensity of 53 tonnes p.a. CO2 E per $1 million due to the high concentration of resources companies. The MSCI World index had a much lower carbon intensity of 20 tonnes p.a. CO2 E per $1 million due to highly diversified mix of high and low-carbon ... |
| | | | ... Woodside's board has failed to course-correct despite its total shareholder returns trailing the ASX 100 by 168% and MSCI World Energy by 83% over 15 years. It added that despite this, Woodside persists the same high-cost, high-carbon strategy that contributed ... |
| | | | ... pricing power of marquee companies. The firm said its portfolio's net return for January was 6.4% compared to the MSCI World AUD index, which was 2.4% for the month. Returns were broad-based, with a meaningful contribution from Richmond Amazon, Visa ... |
| | | | ... pricing-power of marquee companies. The firm said its portfolio's net return for January was 6.4% compared to the MSCI World AUD index, which was 2.4% for the month. Returns were broad-based, with a meaningful contribution from Richmond Amazon, Visa ... |
| | | | ... in the league tables. It returned 8.7% over the three years to November 2024, and 24.4% over 12 months. Tracking the MSCI World Index, the option excludes nuclear energy and uranium, old growth forest logging, tobacco, weapons, and banks and new fossil ... |
| | | | ... armament and technology-focused ETFs around the first-year anniversary of Hamas' attack. It's no surprise that the MSCI World Aerospace and Defense Index continues to outpace the MSCI World, shooting up 45.3% in the year to September versus 32.4% ... |
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