Catholic Super discloses the top 100 Australian and top 100 International shareholdings for the fund as a whole. From the information available, we know 13% of the balanced option’s Australian share investments is in companies actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement, including BHP, Woodside, Santos, Origin Energy, and Oil Search.
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Climate voting record
Catholic Super only discloses its proxy voting record for Australian companies well after the end of the calendar year. The fund voted for just 29% of the climate-related shareholder resolutions it has disclosed between 2017 and 2020. Please note that Catholic Super has only disclosed 17 climate-related votes in 2018 and 2020 combined.
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