Search Results | Showing 281 - 290 of 325 results for "tobacco" |
| | | ... European responsible investment house, GES Investment Services, to screen its fixed income and equities portfolios for tobacco and weapons criteria. The research mandate means GES will screen the fund's portfolios for companies that may be involved in ... |
| | | | The Norwegian Ministry of Finance is excluding the $518 billion Government Pension Fund Global from investing in 17 tobacco companies including British American Tobacco, Philip Morris and Japan Tobacco. The Ministry of Finance drafted rules states the ... |
| | | | ... governance (ESG) issues in investments. The investment products exclude companies that benefit from gambling, alcohol, tobacco, pornography, weaponry and other specific issues. In addition to providing religious investors with more investment choice ... |
| | | | ... little movement on Tuesday. London's FTSE 100 fell 4.63 points, or 0.09 per cent, to close at 5,230.55 points. Imperial Tobacco rose 2.30 per cent after reporting a solid profit performance this year, while Barclays Bank lost 5.10 per cent after disclosing ... |
| | | | ... year. The Asset Socially Responsible investment option excludes investments that involve armaments, liquor, gambling or tobacco. Maple Brown Abbott had been using a positive screen for investments across Australian equities and property but without any ... |
| | | | ... Credit Suisse Financial Products. Herbert Chang has over 19 years experience in corporate treasury and finance in the food, tobacco, oil, and gas industries. Prior to joining QSuper, Chang was the Asia Pacific treasurer for Philip Morris and he managed ... |
| | | | ... implementing responsible investment policies into the fund. This push resulted in the fund committing to never invest in tobacco shares and led to the fund introducing a sustainable investment overlay into the fund's $2 billion Australian equities portfolio. ... |
| | | | ... of males still regularly smoke. Because supporting such a widespread habit requires a huge national infrastructure of tobacco growing and cigarette manufacturing, fears have grown that slowing economic conditions could cause Chinese smokers to cut back ... |
| | | | ... Darling announced that the Treasury would raise taxes on people earning 100,000 per year and increase duties on alcohol, tobacco and petrol to pay for its surplus of spending over revenues estimated to reach 703 billion over the next five years. This ... |
| | | | ... other international initiatives. Central new measures that the Government is intending to introduce include exclusion of tobacco-producing companies from the portfolio, incorporating new requirements concerning transparency and reporting linked to the ... |
|