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| | | ... Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, 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 ... |
| | | | ... Meanwhile, considering an anti-SRI ETF Zenith looked at the Advisor Shares VICE ETF - which invests in liquor, gambling and tobacco stocks. It found the VICE ETF consistently underperformed the MSCI World benchmark. "Zenith believes the stark performance ... |
| | | | ... and suggested timeframe is a minimum of five years. The fund does not invest in companies that are directly involved in tobacco production or controversial weapons and will not invest in companies that derive more than 10% of total revenue directly from ... |
| | | | ... Sustainable investing landscape for Australian fund investors. Of these, 113 exclude investments in controversial areas like tobacco (104), and weapons (99), and other companies that derive a significant portion of revenue from nuclear weapons, land ... |
| | | | ... Responsible Investment Association of Australasia and excludes direct investment in companies involved in oil and gas, tobacco and alcohol, armaments, gambling, rainforest and old growth logging, and coal and uranium mining. Ellerston took over as RE ... |
| | | | ... using ESG screening criteria. The screens eliminate exposure to companies involved in controversial weapons, firearms, tobacco, and fossil fuels. In addition, companies with ESG controversies are excluded. The indexes are based on the FTSE Russell US ... |
| | | | ... commission. The sustainable portfolios invest in companies that improve the planet and avoids industries such as fossil fuels, tobacco, fur, military and weapons. The portfolios invest in ETFs offered by BlackRock, Invesco, Vanguard, State Street, Impact ... |
| | | | ... as land use, biodiversity, toxic spills, and palm oil, and filters for issues such as child labour, cluster munitions, tobacco and factory farming identified by clients as priorities. Adding emerging markets coverage to the fund manager's existing product ... |
| | | | ... society and are inconsistent with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. "We have a zero-revenue tolerance for producers of tobacco and controversial weapons. We also don't support companies generating more than 5% of their revenues from the production ... |
| | | | ... 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 as a response ... |
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