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| | | ... animal cruelty, 54% about tobacco, 51% about human rights abuses and 50% were concerned about their super contributing to gambling issues. O'Connor said that Australians believe ethical investments can generate long-term profits. "People are seeing ... |
| | | | ... debt with CBA and that he had pleaded with the bank to stop offering him more credit, telling them upfront that he had a gambling problem. Harris told the Royal Commission that the only way he could see he would be able to pay off the debts was to try ... |
| | | | ... functionality, Praemium now offers advisers the ability to automatically screen portfolios across nine screens, including tobacco, gambling, animal testing and three separate fossil fuel options. In addition to the new screens, advisers using Praemium ... |
| | | | ... week. Sustainable investing has traditionally been considered the exclusion of unethical investments; alcohol, tobacco, gambling, fossil fuel miners and weapons manufacturers. Of late, it has developed into a more nuanced investment philosophy, aiming ... |
| | | | ... in the mining, extraction or the burning of fossil fuels. The fund will also remove any issuers which are exposed to gambling, tobacco, animal cruelty, alcohol, pornography and human rights violations. The fund will also exclude companies that show a ... |
| | | | ... standards, climate change mitigation, human rights, child labour and the exclusion of tobacco, pornography, armament and gambling stocks. Only 1% of the fund's members are invested in the option, according to its annual report for the FY19. Its recent ... |
| | | | ... recently launched new separately managed accounts which screen out investments in oil, tobacco, weapons, heavy polluters, gambling and coal. Portfolio manager and head of research Luke Price explained the SMAs are designed to meet the potential increase ... |
| | | | ... funds, among other things, to engage in extravagant spending sprees, acquiring one-of-kind artwork and luxury real estate, gambling freely at casinos, and propping up his lavish lifestyle," said assistant Attorney General Brian Benczkowski of the US ... |
| | | | ... through Ethical Advisers Funds Management. The SMAs will screen out investments in oil, tobacco, weapons, heavy polluters, gambling and coal while targeting healthcare, recycling, education, sustainable technologies, clean energy and aged care. The team ... |
| | | | ... income allocations will have more comprehensive screening, accounting for nine areas including fossil fuels, alcohol, gambling, adult entertainment and civilian firearms. BlackRock said it is hard to quantify how much of the portfolio will change. "It's ... |
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