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| | | ... out of 5. The Ethical Advisers' Co-op said they were impressed by Future Super's exclusions of fossil fuels, gambling, tobacco, armaments, nuclear, live animal exports, old growth logging, animal cruelty, bribery, intensive agriculture, environmental ... |
| | | | ... stages of financial hardship, such as scam, fraud, domestic and family violence, elder abuse, low financial literacy and gambling addiction, NAB said. "We want to be there for our customers no matter their circumstances and this new team of bankers provides ... |
| | | | A Perth financial adviser allegedly stole nearly $1 million from clients and transferred it to his online gambling accounts, according to the Western Australian Police Force (WAPF). The 38-year old adviser, who was not named but identified as a Yanchep ... |
| | | | ... assets. In line with Sharia principles, its portfolio excludes banks, pig products, alcohol, media, weaponry, tobacco and gambling, making the screening process more stringent than traditional ESG investments, it said. Companies it invests in must have ... |
| | | | ... gain exposure to global fixed income securities while excluding issuers across eight core filters: tobacco, alcohol, gambling, military weapons, civilian firearms, nuclear power, adult entertainment and genetically modified organisms. An additional full ... |
| | | | ... foundations." The fund will exclude companies whose primary business is the production of tobacco, controversial weapons or gambling. The internal fund returned 16.2% gross absolute return p.a. in the two and half years to June end. One year gross absolute ... |
| | | | ... industries to invest member funds, screening out sectors like weapons manufacturing, alcohol production and sales and gambling. Crescent Wealth managing director Talal Yassine recognised the strength of appointing Hazell given his close association with ... |
| | | | ... entertainment, alcohol, animal welfare, civilian firearms, conventional weapons, controversial weapons, fossil fuels, gambling, genetically modified organisms, nuclear power, nuclear weapons and tobacco). |
| | | | ... invested and found that a majority of Australians expressed concerned about their money being invested in fossil fuels, gambling, weapons and live animal exports. Future Super offers members three investment options. The balanced index option excludes ... |
| | | | ... companies that do not meet certain ethical criteria." The exclusion list encompasses several sectors including tobacco, gambling, alcohol, defence and weapons, fur, genetically modified crops, nuclear energy, oil sands and thermal coal." Sowerby added ... |
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