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| | | While low-cost responsible passive funds continue to see the majority of fund flows, active strategies, however, are fragmented between winners and losers, with some funds folding due to lack of scale. This is indicative of a maturing sector that has ... |
| | | | LGT Capital Partners' 2026 ESG survey found that while sentiments on responsible investment has shifted commitments have remained largely stable. Conducted among 191 asset managers, asset owners and advisers across different regions and asset classes ... |
| | | | ... for the final act to be published as soon as possible. They warned that narrowing the scope, including the proposed exclusion of leather, could weaken the effectiveness of the framework and make it harder for investors to assess deforestation exposure ... |
| | | | The Guardians of NZ Super has published an updated set of Sustainable Investment policy documents, using a new standalone framework to describe the policies, standards and procedures that underpin its sustainable investment activities. The update was ... |
| | | | ... holdings in Woodside, Oil Search and Shell." To maintain relevance and appeal to investors, the team member recommended exclusion of fossil fuels from the fund. They also suggested modifying an existing mandate or alternatively appointing a new manager. ... |
| | | | As the European Union reforms its Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), the EDHEC Climate Institute has warned weak or inconsistent standards could institutionalise rather than mitigate misleading sustainability claims. Under the changes ... |
| | | | Riddhima Talwani HESTA's Sustainable Growth option returned members 2.75% over the last year. In comparison, its High Growth and Conservative options returned 11.5% and 6.4% respectively. In a statement to Financial Standard HESTA noted member aligned ... |
| | | | The Future Fund confirmed it has not reviewed its exclusions framework in defence investments recently, the Senate Committee heard in late May. Senator Barbara Pocock was questioning if the Future Fund has conducted analysis of its framework on the ... |
| | | | ... sector, Aware Super has listened to its members regarding investing in weapons. "When we looked at introducing a weapons exclusion, we found that it would introduce a huge tracking error into those options, but that's what our members wanted, so ... |
| | | | ... updates to the policy documents in recent years had not, however, materially changed the Guardians' actual engagement and exclusion practices. The policy changes come after New Zealand's High Court ruled against the nation's super fund in April ... |
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