Cathie Wood Got A New Ace Up Her Sleeve
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Cathie Wood's Ark Files for ETF That Resembles ESG Fund
ARK Transparency ETF would exclude alcohol, banking, chemicals, confectionary, tobacco, oil and gambling stocks among others.
Ark Investment Management, led by the high-profile fund manager Cathie Wood, has proposed to the SEC an ETF that seems to constitute its version of an environmental-social-governance fund.
The ARK Transparency ETF is based on an index “designed to track the price movements of stocks of approximately 100 companies that receive high scores for transparency,” the company said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
The scoring will be based on metrics including “the company’s adoption of certain transparency standards, the company’s involvement in certain legal proceedings, and the company’s reputation.”
Further, the index will exclude alcohol, banking, chemicals, confectionary, fossil fuel transportation, gambling, metals, mineral, natural gas, oil, and tobacco.
https://www.thestreet.com/investing/cathie-wood-ark-plans-etf-based-on-esg
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Cathie Wood's Ark Files for ETF That Resembles ESG Fund
ARK Transparency ETF would exclude alcohol, banking, chemicals, confectionary, tobacco, oil and gambling stocks among others.
Ark Investment Management, led by the high-profile fund manager Cathie Wood, has proposed to the SEC an ETF that seems to constitute its version of an environmental-social-governance fund.
The ARK Transparency ETF is based on an index “designed to track the price movements of stocks of approximately 100 companies that receive high scores for transparency,” the company said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
The scoring will be based on metrics including “the company’s adoption of certain transparency standards, the company’s involvement in certain legal proceedings, and the company’s reputation.”
Further, the index will exclude alcohol, banking, chemicals, confectionary, fossil fuel transportation, gambling, metals, mineral, natural gas, oil, and tobacco.
https://www.thestreet.com/investing/cathie-wood-ark-plans-etf-based-on-esg
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Disclaimer: Everything expressed in this video is a personal opinion provided for entertainment value only. I am not a professional nor a financial advisor. These are not instructions, suggestions, nor directions as to how to handle your money. Please, always do your own due diligence.
I am not a financial advisor or professional stock analyst. Trade at your own risk. There are risks associated with investing in a public offering, including unproven management, and established companies that may have substantial debt. As such, they may not be appropriate for every investor. You should read the offering prospectus carefully, and make your own determination of whether an investment in the offering is consistent with their investment objectives, financial situation, and risk tolerance.