Verve Super excludes investments in companies involved in “Mining, burning or extracting fossil fuels, or companies that provide specific and significant services to the fossil fuel industry (including financing).”
Verve Super delegates its proxy voting to its investment manager, Future Super, which reports on its proxy voting and engagement activities and has voted in favour of both climate-related shareholder proposals it has disclosed votes for in 2018-19 (Illinois Tool Works and BlackRock).
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