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How human rights shape our investment decisions

Getting it right on human rights is complex. Here’s how we do it.
Published 17 Jun 2026   |   1 min read

1 https://www.monash.edu/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/4181593/ASX100-FY24-Report-FINAL.pdf 

+ Our investment restrictions include some thresholds. Thresholds may be in the form of an amount of revenue that a business derives from a particular activity, but there are other tolerance thresholds we can use depending on the nature of the investment. We apply a range of qualitative and quantitative analysis to the way we apply thresholds. For example, we may make an investment where we assess that the positive aspects of the investment outweigh its negative aspects. For information on how we make these assessments for a range of investment sectors and issues such as fossil fuels, nuclear power, gambling, tobacco, human rights, and many others, please read our Ethical Criteria.

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