Investors lose out if worried managers ‘greenhush’
Investment managers so worried about falling foul of “greenwashing” rules may be going too far the other way and “greenhushing” their investments.
Greenhushing has become a more significant problem around the world in recent years as regulators have clamped down on fund managers overstating their green credentials.
The Financial Markets Authority consulted last year on ethical investment disclosure guidance, saying that managers needed to keep their claims clear, have reasonable grounds for them and support them with evidence and facts...MORE»
All Generate's funds get the ethical tickWednesday, December 10th, 10:08AM
Every fund in the Generate KiwiSaver and managed funds suite – including the six funds launched in April this year – are now officially accredited as a Mindful Fund by Mindful Money. MORE» |
Mindful Money sends SOS to fund managers to save the oceansThursday, November 27th, 9:44AM
Mindful Money has launched a new campaign calling on New Zealanders to use their investment power to protect and restore our oceans. MORE» |
Rules around ethical investing under review
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