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| | | ... its website that certain companies were excluded in their investments, such as those producing alcohol and operating in gambling. For example, 19 companies involved in gambling such as Aristocrat Leisure, Caesar's Entertainment Inc, Crown Resorts ... |
| | | | ... sustainability, with most respondents supporting exclusions for industries such as tobacco, controversial weapons, and gambling. On the results, SSGA head of investments, Australia Jonathan Shead commented: "We've seen plenty of financial turmoil ... |
| | | | ... trades than they otherwise would. FCA research surveyed over 3000 users of four different apps, adapting the Problem Gambling Severity Index for a survey on investing, asking a range of questions aimed at identifying potential problematic behaviour. ... |
| | | | ... industries identified as being of most concern to Australians, including weapons and firearms, certain fossil fuels, gambling, pornography, alcohol, tobacco and predatory lending. At the same time, it will seek out investments in areas including climate ... |
| | | | ... popular motivations include a desire to stop investing in companies that are involved in controversial activities such as gambling and weapons 36%. Meanwhile, a lack of education is a contributing factor in stopping Australians from making responsible ... |
| | | | ... trading such complex products," Piper Alderman partner Martin del Gallego said. "CFDs are little more than a form of gambling which has left tens of thousands of Australians out of pocket. "Our proposed class action will seek to recover these losses ... |
| | | | ... outcomes. The portfolio excludes thermal coal, met coal, uranium, oil and gas, alcohol, tobacco, weapons, old growth logging, gambling, pornography, toxic pesticides, and live exports. It employs a proprietary ESG&E (environmental, social, governance ... |
| | | | ... Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). It also excludes certain industries and companies, including fossil fuels, tobacco, gambling, and for-profit prisons. The fund is managed by Hari Balkrishna. Certified under RIAA's Responsible Investment Certification ... |
| | | | ... too!" 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 ... |
| | | | ... of total revenue directly from fossil fuels, alcoholic beverage production, the manufacture, ownership or operation of gambling facilities, non-controversial weapons manufacturing, pornography, or uranium mining for the purpose of nuclear power. The ... |
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