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| | | ... in New York and Maine. This bill follows previous legislation passed in 2015 that saw the funds forced to divest thermal coal holdings "because dying industries do not qualify as financially responsible investments". It would also align the funds' investment ... |
| | | | ... L'Oreal and Taiwan Semiconductor. The fund excludes investing in companies involved in tobacco, semi-automatic weapons, thermal coal, and controversial weapons. Fidelity recently launched a climate investing policy with a rating scheme in a bid to halve ... |
| | | | ... community but also delivers better retirement outcomes for our members." In the last 12 months, Aware Super divested from thermal coal mining and achieved a 45% reduction in emissions in its listed equities portfolio, while maintaining returns for members. ... |
| | | | ... oil extraction projects or onboard new customers with a predominant focus on oil extraction. NAB has also capped thermal coal mining exposures at 2019 levels and will reduce these exposures by 50% by 30 September 2026, with the aim of zero by 2030. Market ... |
| | | | ... price on carbon, requiring mandatory TCFD reporting, removing fossil fuel subsidies and leading the phase-out of thermal coal for electricity generation. "Globally, asset managers and the broader industry have already committed to addressing climate ... |
| | | | ... portfolio emission goals," Tan said. Further to this, the asset manager has committed to phasing out its exposure to thermal coal in OECD countries by 2030 and 2040 globally. |
| | | | ... 205. By the end of this year, it plans to divest from all listed companies that derive more than 10% of revenue from thermal coal, with the caveat "unless the company has a credible net zero by 2050 plan or science-based targets". "We will advocate for ... |
| | | | ... announced it would restrict investments in any assets that derive material amounts (more than 20%) of revenue from thermal coal, while targeting zero coal exposure for its existing infrastructure portfolio by 2030. Last year, IFM committed to reducing ... |
| | | | ... progress by divesting positions, eliminating holdings in companies that generate more than 10% of revenue from mining thermal coal, and not adding to existing positions as the portfolio has grown. "There is no doubt in my mind that the collective action ... |
| | | | ... incorporate ESG principles, while continuing to track the New Zealand large-cap equity market. Controversial weapons, thermal coal, and tobacco businesses are excluded from the index. And energy companies and casinos and gambling operators are also excluded ... |
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