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| | | ... cruelty is rising in the minds of investors, with 66% now saying they want to avoid it - while 54% want to avoid animal testing for non-medical purposes. However, only 11% of AUM are negatively screened for this. "The financial industry needs to listen ... |
| | | | ... advisers to construct negative screens to eliminate companies based on the following categories: pornography, gaming, animal testing, armaments, alcohol, tobacco, and three categories in fossil fuels- thermal coal, oil sands, and oil and gas. These screens ... |
| | | | ... advisers can construct negative screens to eliminate companies based on the following categories: pornography, gaming, animal testing, armaments, alcohol, tobacco, and three categories in fossil fuels- thermal coal, oil sands, and oil and gas. These ... |
| | | | ... Roc-Sennett identified 448 companies within the MSCI All Country World Index that are flagged by Sustainalytics for using animal testing. Jurisdictions like the US, EU and Australia don't require animal testing for cosmetics, and others, like China ... |
| | | | ... saying that is what led to the launch of services including the ability to screen based on 12 categories including animal testing, tobacco, thermal coal, fossil fuels and others, as well as offering integrated access to Sustainalytics research. "The ... |
| | | | ... fossil fuels, the ETFs also screen out gas pipelines, gambling, adult entertainment, weapons, alcohol, tobacco, animal testing, detention centres, nuclear energy, junk food and companies embroiled in human rights controversies. The portfolios also use ... |
| | | | ... advisers to construct negative screens to eliminate companies based on the following categories: pornography, gaming, animal testing, armaments, alcohol, tobacco, and three categories in fossil fuels- thermal coal, oil sands, and oil and gas. These screens ... |
| | | | ... for gambling, tobacco, alcohol, adult entertainment services, controversial weapons, cosmetic companies that use animal testing, but aside from that, the overall management of ESG exposures are in the hands of the managers, Rohan said. Sandhurst Trustees ... |
| | | | ... involved in causing or perpetuating injustice and suffering; infringing human rights; supporting oppressive regimes; animal testing for cosmetic purposes; having unacceptable environmental management practices; or having unacceptable occupational health ... |
| | | | ... company Ethical Screening to construct the screens. Cruelty Free Super does not invest in companies involved in animal testing, animals and food, fur and animal skins, animals in sport, genetic modification, weapons manufacture, human rights violations ... |
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