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| | | ... including the production and manufacture of tobacco, nuclear power (including uranium), armaments, alcohol, pornography and gambling. "Increasingly, responsible investors also want their portfolios to mirror their views on the need to address climate ... |
| | | | ... and material business involvement in the manufacture or sale of weapons and weapons components, tobacco manufacture, gambling outlets or systems, intensive animal farming, animal testing for cosmetics, activities that give rise to human rights violations ... |
| | | | ... usefulness to members. It recommended that members who had ethical concerns about a super fund's holdings, such as tobacco or gambling companies, should have the right to request that information rather than forcing funds to publish it as a matter of ... |
| | | | ... environmentally-sound investments, avoids companies which have a 'material' (i.e. more than 10%) exposure to areas such as tobacco, gambling, armaments and uranium mining, but, like HESTA, has no explicit policy on fossil fuel miners or high carbon emitters. ... |
| | | | ... investment policy, avoiding companies which have a 'material' (i.e. more than 10%) exposure to areas such as tobacco, gambling, armaments and uranium mining. |
| | | | ... the Uniting Church in Australia. It avoids investing in companies directly involved in areas such as tobacco, alcohol, gambling, uranium mining. Among the excluded companies are BHP Billiton, excluded for its uranium mining operations; Crown Limited ... |
| | | | ... and medical breakthroughs. It will not invest in companies exposed to industries and issues such as coal, oil, tobacco, gambling and child labour. "We see the members of our MySuper option including employees in socially or environmentally responsible ... |
| | | | ... environmental, social and governance investment principles and will exclude stocks from industries such as uranium mining, gambling, armaments and tobacco." LGS has gained the reputation of being an ethically and environmentally responsible investor ... |
| | | | ... funds have strict ethical guideline and are not allowed to invest in any asset associated with tobacco, alcohol, weapons, gambling, pork or adult material. Its Principles focus on profit and loss sharing and forbid the collection of interest. |
| | | | ... in companies which exhibit high ESG risk, or who derive significant revenue from armaments, logging, nuclear energy, gambling and tobacco. Peter Lambert, chief executive officer of LGS, said: "This is another step towards LGS developing and implementing ... |
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