Active Super fined $10.5m for greenwashingBY KARREN VERGARA | TUESDAY, 18 MAR 2025 12:55PMActive Super's greenwashing will cost it $10.5 million in civil penalties for misleading members about its ESG credentials purported to eliminate investments in Russian companies and others involved in mining and tobacco, the Federal Court determined this morning. Related News |
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