Our Ethical Framework governs the way that the Fund invests and makes ethical investment decisions
Gordon develops a biblical model for how Christian Super puts its ethics into practice through its investments.
Gordon explores a variety of ethical frameworks and concludes that what is needed is a relational ethical framework.
An expanded discussion on ethical frameworks, and how our relationship with God and our relationships with others can be seen as an important principle in ethical investing.
Mark talks about how he believes it’s time for the Fund to make a difference.
Tony explores what makes Christian Super Christian.
Tony provides insight onto Christian Super’s approach to Ethics.
If you see something which you find interesting relating to ethical investments, you have questions which aren’t answered here, or you wish to contribute to the library, please contact our National Office.
Additional Information
Our Screening Process governs the processes we use in implementing the Fund’s Ethical Investments.
Our Screening Policy governs the process that we use for examining broader issues and determining what is appropriate for inclusion in the Fund’s investments.
With relation to each issue discussed, Christian Super prepares a position paper, outlining our position and rationale for that position.
This newsletter, issued to all members in November 2005, addresses some of the issues involved in the implementation of the Fund’s move to fully Ethical Investments.
