Two funds are being called out for failing to divest from Australia’s largest oil and gas company, resulting in undermining their own climate commitments and potentially ...

Australia’s 30 largest super funds reportedly increased their investment exposure to ‘climate-wrecking’ fossil fuel companies to over $34 billion in the past year, , acco...

Analysis by Market Forces reveals several superannuation funds are potentially misleading consumers and contravening the Australian corporate regulator’s ‘greenwashing’ a...

Research from Market Forces estimates over $100 billion of superannuation is invested in the 180 climate-destructive listed companies....

Seven of the biggest superannuation funds with net zero commitments have voted against two or more key climate-related proposals in Australia since September, according t...

Despite releasing an oil and gas transition-focused policy, the bank is lending to Origin Energy that is pursuing gas drilling that will emit 2.7 times Australia’s 2020 g...

The proposal as part of the Your Future, Your Super bill is unnecessary and clashes with existing legislative requirements, according to Market Forces. ...

While the new policy targets net zero carbon emissions by 2050 there is nothing to stop the fund from reducing climate impacts of its portfolio in the short-term, accordi...

The bank has the most exposure out of any Australian bank to coal-fired power generation and has the second most exposure to gas-fired power. ...

The industry super fund has said it would only target an absolute reduction in its portfolio emissions “where practical”....

There is a disparity between superannuation funds voting for climate-related shareholder resolutions when it comes to international and Australian firms, with the former ...