One of the largest banks worldwide, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) has updated its “Environmental
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Beyond the Bomb: these investors are rejecting nuclear weapons
Our research shows more and more financial institutions are saying no to nuclear weapons.
Controversial weapons vs the SDGs
The Sustainable Development Goals, adopted in 2015 by the United Nations, have become the first
S&P’s new ESG option excludes controversial weapons, but it’s not enough
The S&P500 is one of the oldest index funds around, and underlies many investment products.
Producing mass destruction: Private companies and the nuclear weapons industry.
The report “At Great Cost: The companies building nuclear weapons and their financiers” (2025) analyses
2018 Don’t Bank on the Bomb now available!
This report, produced by PAX a member of the Nobel Peace Prize winning International Campaign to
ICAN wins Nobel Peace Prize
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Australian Ethical (Australia)
Australian Ethical is an Australian investment manager and superannuation fund.[i] At the end of 2016,
ABN Amro
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Achmea
Achmea is the largest insurance company in The Netherlands and also has clients in Turkey,