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Super funds are performing poorly when it comes to providing high-quality, ethical and sustainability investment options. This was the principal finding from a survey of advisers, to be launched on a new ratings site by the Ethical Adviser’s Cooperative (EAC) this Wednesday, 5 June. ETHICAL ADVISERS’ CO-OPERATIVE – WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED
2019 PLANS IN PLACE
Terry Pinnell
Ethical Investment Advisers In the Banking Royal Commission Ken Henry of the NAB said that the capitalism is about “businesses have no responsibility other than to maximise profits to shareholders.’’ Over the years when I have talked with Trustees of supers and fund managers they have all told me that boards should be focused on the maximisation of profits for shareholders. In the Banking Royal Commission it appears that Rowena Orr is suggesting to the banks that profit shouldn’t come at the expense of mistreated customers. The argument probably would run that by ripping off customers the short-term interests of shareholders are considered, but possibly not in the long-term interests. But it appears that the banks did not put their customers before profits and certainly not before bonuses. For the banks customers are seen cash cows to pay shareholder profits, rather than the customer being the focus of good products and service. |
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The survey results, and all information contained in this website including all documents, consider only the ethics of each fund and do not include any analysis of fees, performance or financial suitability. The ethical score is subjective and benchmarked against each adviser’s average ethical client. Your ethics may differ. We recommend you speak to an experienced ethical financial adviser for personalised advice before making any decisions. The information provided by the Ethical Advisers Co-operative does not constitute financial advice. The information is presented in order to inform people motivated by ethical, environmental or social concerns.
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