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| | | ... companies that derive more than 10% of their revenue from fossil fuels, alcohol, tobacco, weapons, forestry activities, gambling, modern slavery and unhealthy fast foods. "Sustainable investing is increasingly an important focus for many investors, and ... |
| | | | ... Walker only spent two months in the role. Prior to working in the aged care industry, Henwood had a long career in the gambling industry. She is a former chief financial officer for Racing Queensland and also for chief financial officer at Crown Melbourne ... |
| | | | ... campaign to try to prompt Australians to consider whether they like the idea of their superannuation savings funding the gambling industry. Australian Ethical research found some of Australia's largest super funds by assets under management are investing ... |
| | | | ... bogus property developments in Australia and the US. The funds she procured for investment purposes were actually spent gambling at Crown Casino in Melbourne and paying off her credit card debt. Maureen Johnston pleaded guilty to obtaining financial ... |
| | | | ... customised Bloomberg Barclays MSCI SRI ESG-Weighted Australian Aggregate AU$100M Index. It excludes tobacco, alcohol, gambling, military weapons, civil firearms, nuclear power, adult entertainment, genetically modified organisms and fossil fuel reserves ... |
| | | | ... the cheap side. In unlisted, everything looks expensive," Pearce said. The fund has screened for tobacco, armaments, gambling and fossil fuels for more than seven years. Pearce said the fund is content with its ESG and has no immediate plans in the area. ... |
| | | | ... actively have a 'no-go' approach to investments in industries such as weapons manufacturing, alcohol production and sales, gambling, pornography and interest-earning financial institutions, such as banks," Yassine explained. "We offer an attractive alternative ... |
| | | | ... create changes which improve the retirement outcomes and financial power of women. As such, it excludes investment in gambling, offshore detention, tobacco, weapons, animal cruelty and fossil fuels. The fund will also not invest in companies that abuse ... |
| | | | ... fund. This will screen out securities of companies that drive more than 20% of their revenue directly from tobacco, coal, gambling or adult entertainment. Aberdeen Standard Investments is now ANU Endowment Fund's only external Australian fixed income ... |
| | | | ... to access diversified international equities and fixed income exposures which exclude fossil fuel reserves, tobacco, gambling, weapons, nuclear power and adult entertainment. Both funds are available to investors now, but will be offered as ETFs from ... |
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