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Nordea's committee for responsible investment decided on Friday to divest its holdings in BP in all of its 'ethical' profile funds.
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I'm really looking for an enthical ETF/Index Fund but they are hard to come by. Why aren't there more and better established ethical ways to get into stock market passivly
In this case, however, an act of genuine leadership has taken place. May this shining example be replicated over and over.
I don't see how this company does bad compared to for example shell or exxon.. all these companies have been responsible for big scandals in the african regions. Now it';s in the US its more visible, but honestly this sounds like a hypocrite move to me, unless they have no stakes in all these other oil companies.