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| | | ... generated greater than 5%. It also excludes companies that generate revenue from controversial weapons, civilian firearms, tobacco manufacturing, as well as those that breach the UN Global Compact Principles. Further, the fund aims to protect investors ... |
| | | | ... significant contributors to the annual rise were housing (+4%), food and non-alcoholic beverages (+3.8%), alcohol and tobacco (+7.2%), and transport (+3.4%). "CPI inflation is often impacted by items with volatile price changes like in automotive fuel ... |
| | | | ... Finance Framework. The list includes several weapons manufacturers such as Elbit, Lockheed Martin, and Honeywell, as well as tobacco companies like British American Tobacco and Philip Morris. "We exclude companies either because of the product they make ... |
| | | | ... applies a negative screen on ASX-listed companies that have first derivative exposure to fossil fuels, alcohol, gambling, tobacco, uranium, weapons, and predatory lending. A first derivative exposure means the direct or primary owned production or sale ... |
| | | | ... use of sustainable investment screens provided a performance boost for both products, with neither invested in gambling, tobacco or weapons companies. For instance, the group pointed out, Australia's energy sector significantly underperformed the ASX ... |
| | | | ... up from 4.1% recorded in April. The most significant price rises in the month of May were housing (+5.2%), alcohol and tobacco (+6.7%), transport (+4.9%) and food and non-alcoholic beverages (+3.3%). |
| | | | ... suggests that the claims that there was, for example, 'No way' Active Super would invest members funds in gambling, tobacco and so on, was to be read subject to a proviso that there was a way in which it would do exactly that, by investing indirectly ... |
| | | | ... exclusions when directly investing in Australian and international share asset classes across all its investment options, being tobacco, cluster munitions and land mines. From July 1, this list of exclusions will be expanded to include companies that ... |
| | | | ... fund does not invest in securities issued by companies that are directly involved in producing controversial weapons, tobacco products, and mining or extracting thermal coal, or extracting oil from tar sands subject to a 10% revenue threshold. The Franklin ... |
| | | | ... Funds. ASIC noted that the Vanguard International Shares Select Exclusions Index Funds excluded certain investments in tobacco, but "while this screen applied to exclude manufacturers of cigarettes and other tobacco products, it did not exclude companies ... |
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