Join us to hear about the transition from fossil fuel production to renewables. The seminar features Mark Campanale, founder and CEO of Carbon Tracker Initiative, discussing 'Unburnable Carbon' and the latest research into fossil fuel developments https://t.co/b5QZXmM7zx
Mindful Money provides free information for all investors. You can find out what companies are in your KiwiSaver or investment fund. Your money should not be used to invest in companies that provide weapons and financing to the #mayanmar military. Check out Mindful Money online.
.@MindfulMoneyNZ wrote to 88 KiwiSaver providers with holdings that benefit #Myanmar military, asking them to divest. Barry Coates: "Many Kiwis would be surprised to learn that their funds are being invested in companies that support the Myanmar military"
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We're with @MindfulMoneyNZ and @EngineNo_1
“We strongly believe that climate risk is business risk. Fossil fuels have big negative impacts. We take a long-term view to value creation, which means taking these externalities into account.” #DivestInvest https://t.co/XLypoPDnTV
The Mindful Money awards are back for 2022, join us to celebrate those at the forefront of best practices in making money a force for good in Aotearoa.
Tickets are on sale now!
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The Mindful Money Awards are back for 2022 to celebrate those making money a force for good.
They honour those who are leading the charge to make ethical investing the new normal, and impact investing the progressive frontier.
Entries are now open!
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Do you know if you're invested in the production of nuclear weapons?
Last year we found 88 #KiwiSaver funds were invested in nuclear weapons companies.
Join us for our next seminar on the divestment of nuclear weapons with @AlynWare and @BarryCoates
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Keen to learn more about ethical investing? 🌏 Over on our blog Barry Coates from @MindfulMoneyNZ shares his knowledge about the history of ethical investing and some ethical investment strategies. https://t.co/Tl9bDelcWT
Are you concerned about whether your money is invested in Russia?
Join us tonight as we dive deeper into investment in Russia, and the response from the finance industry.
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Ukraine invasion has investors thinking through decisions. @MindfulMoneyNZ does the mahi so all we have to do is step up and make the switch. https://t.co/NQS20htbvA
NZ investment funds had more than $100 million invested in Russia. Many have now divested but why did it take so long? Ethical investing means acting early to avoid financial and ethical risks.
https://t.co/sgEqqFSegA
Russian gov't bonds and major companies have been in hundreds of KiwiSaver and investment funds. Those recently divested or still invested have lost over 90% of their investment. And it has exposed greenwashing by funds claiming to do 'ESG management'.
https://t.co/bpbmd932gf
How has the divestment movement changed the conversation around fossil fuel finance in 2021? There are now $39.2tn in assets under management, across 1,485 instis committed to divest fossil fuels — up from $52bn across 181 instis in 2014.
https://t.co/e1m5kfB32k
Did you know that you can use your money to do good? Barry Coates, CEO of @MindfulMoneyNZ and Shane Solly from Harbour Asset Management talked to us about how #responsibleinvesting works: How to use your money for good https://t.co/WTolOeSmqo
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@quitnukes@nuclearban@RIAA@ican_australia@MAPW_Australia This is good news. It would be better if the government regulated in line with NZ’s international obligations. We have been calling on them to do so. NZ of all countries should prohibit investment in nukes or if not, strongly discourage it. This move from RIAA is welcome.
Keen to know more about ethical investing and the impact your money could be having? Check out this intro to ethical investing by Barry Coates from @MindfulMoneyNZ over on our blog. https://t.co/MQxG2ZKRZs
Barry Coates: “While a growing number of New Zealand fund managers are starting to take climate change seriously, the data shows that most of the investment fund providers are still failing to take the wider impacts of their investments into account.”
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