UK - Nearly half of the investments made on behalf of the Privy Purse Private Estates Pension Fund fail ethical tests, research by financial website Citywire claims.
Out of 42 shares that the fund holds, 23 fail one or more ethical investing criteria – with large investments being held in British American Tobacco, British Petroleum and GlaxoSmithKline. The sche...
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