A Socially Responsible ETF Strategy to Build a Better Tomorrow April 28, 2021
As investors explore ESG investing trends and the political impact of the growing space, they can look to exchange traded fund strategies to invest in a brighter tomorrow.
In the recent webcast,
Investing for a Brighter Tomorrow with ESG ETFs, Andy Blocker, Head of US Government Affairs, Invesco, highlighted the world’s current focus on meeting new goals toward greenhouse gas emissions. For example, during the recent Virtual Leaders Summit on Climate over Earth Day, the United States pledged to reduce emissions by at least 50% by 2030. Meanwhile, China plans to reduce coal consumption starting in 2025 and achieve net-zero CO2 emissions by 2060. India has also entered a new partnership with the U.S. to expand renewable energy.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -The United States of America and the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board (FRTIB) have filed a lawsuit against Danske Bank and its former CEO in the Copenhagen city court, according to the attorney representing the parties.
FILE PHOTO: A Danske bank sign is seen on a bank s headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark October 22, 2019. REUTERS/Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen
Shares in Danske Bank fell around 8% after the news, which was first reported by the business daily Borsen.
The suit is linked to Danske’s involvement in a major money laundering scandal, according to Borsen.
It said the parties were initially claiming compensation of 10 million Danish crowns ($1.62 million), but that the number could rise to hundreds of millions.
Europe stocks post worst day of the year; Tobacco firms weigh
04/20/2021 | 12:26pm EDT
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(Reuters) -European shares lost nearly 2% on Tuesday, after hitting record highs a day earlier, as tobacco companies weighed on London stocks and many regional indexes edged off pre-pandemic highs.
British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands fell more than 7% each following a report the Biden administration was considering requiring tobacco companies to lower the nicotine levels in all cigarettes sold in the United States.
BAT shares recorded their biggest percentage drop since March 2020.
Britain s blue-chip FTSE 100 fell 2% and logged its sharpest percentage decline in two months, while Germany s DAX was down 1.6%. Spain s IBEX dropped 2.9% for its worst session since December.
Airline stocks hit hard as fears grow over Indian variant of Covid-19 Global markets tumble with stocks in banks, leisure, and tourism all falling
about 3 hours ago Updated: about an hour ago
Markets around the world fell on Tuesday as a new Indian strain of Covid-19 sparked fresh fears for the easing of public health measures to curb the spread of the virus.
DUBLIN
Euronext Dublin was down just over 2 per cent on Tuesday as airlines in particular bore the brunt of the Covid-19 fears. Aer Lingus owner
International Airlines Group lost more than 8 per cent of its share price, while