Hosted by Mindful Money · 🇺🇸 US · EN-NZ · 31 episodes
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Every two weeks, Join Mindful Money's CEO Barry Coates as he delves into the world of Ethical Investment. Each podcast features expert guests, cutting-edge information from the world of money, and how to make yours a force for good. This series originates from the Mindful Money Seminar Series - started over lockdown.
Mindful Money hosts Making Money a Force for Good, a business show with 31 episodes published.
Modern slavery isn't just happening overseas, it's happening in New Zealand. Mindful Money co-CEO Barry Coates sits down with Pearl Valor, Gloriavale survivor, and Brian Henry, founder of Always-Ethical Ltd (Manager of A
Join us as we introduce you to Brian from Always-Ethical, in what promises to be an enlightening conversation about the intersection of values and investing. This episode offers a rare opportunity for a deep dive into th
Mindful Money Awards celebrates the funds that lead the way in investing in positive social environmental benefits and in climate action. This is a rapidly growing and hugely important part of the investment world, and c
Almost all KiwiSaver and investment fund providers claim to be ethical or responsible or sustainable or ‘ESG’. This seminar will unpack what these terms mean and how you can find out the real impact of your investment. I
In the face of financial market turbulence, consumer demand for ethical investing not only remains resilient but continues to gain momentum. Consumers not only want to avoid investing in companies that cause harm, they a
Despite decades of promises and commitments, the destruction of global forests and other natural systems continues. Damaging impacts include greenhouse gas emissions, loss of biodiversity and violations of the rights of
Forests play a major role in our economy, society and ecology. This seminar looks at the urgent questions facing forest management including the increase in exotic plantations driven by the Emissions Trading Scheme, the
Explore the evolving landscape of positive impact within KiwiSaver and Managed funds, where financial returns are integrated with social and environmental progress. Recently, new funds have been introduced, enabling the
Recent surveys have shown that more than half of Kiwi investors are concerned about misleading claims, exaggeration and greenwash when it comes to investing. With no common standards or measures used by investment provid
There are a growing number of New Zealand companies that have a business purpose beyond profit maximisation. Corporate social responsibility and stakeholder interests are part of business practices, along with mission st
A core issue for investors is the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy. The financial risks of this transition were outlined by the research think tank, CarbonAction Tracker in 2011 in their report ‘Unburnabl
Climate change is having a devastating impact on New Zealand and the world, causing costly damage and causing suffering to communities. As the situation worsens, it's becoming increasingly important to invest in infrastr
Your KiwiSaver fund could be the largest polluter in your personal carbon footprint. Your KiwiSaver invests mainly in companies, and they have very different impacts on the climate. Our latest research shows that your Ki
Animal testing is a cruel and inhumane practice that results in the suffering and death of hundreds of thousands of animals every year. But did you know that your KiwiSaver could be inadvertently supporting this practice
Are you concerned about whether your money is invested in Russia? Recently there has been intense concern from the public over whether their money is supporting the Kremlin. Mindful Money’s analysis showed that hundreds
It is now common practice for responsible investment managers to engage with businesses to improve their environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices. However, the involvement of larger investors and collaborativ
Women are renowned for being savvy shoppers. So it may not be surprising that when women do invest, they are often better investors. So, how come Kiwi women are more likely to retire into poverty? For our next seminar, w
Modern slavery refers to different forms of institutional slavery that still occurs in societies around the world, including Aotearoa New Zealand. It deprives around 40 million people worldwide of freedom and human right
Modern Slavery and the investment response: Modern slavery refers to different forms of institutional slavery that still occurs in societies around the world, including Aotearoa New Zealand. It deprives around 40 million
It’s an attractive proposition – create positive outcomes for the climate, society and the environment, and also earn a financial return. The problem is that there, so far, are few opportunities for investors in Aotearoa
Brian Henry
SVP and Chief Communications Officer · Always-Ethical Ltd
1 appearance on this show
Brian
physician · HighPopProfessor
1 appearance on this show
Bill Murphy
Author of Thriving in the Storm, Mortgage Industry Leader, Business Coach, and Philanthropist · Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee
1 appearance on this show
Mark Campanale
Carbon Tracker Initiative
1 appearance on this show
David Hall
candidate for Sheriff of Geneva County · City of Franklin NH Fire Department
1 appearance on this show
unnamed guest
Grassroots Soccer Academy
1 appearance on this show
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