iShares MSCI ACWI ex US ETF - BlackRock/iShares

Shareclass

iShares MSCI ACWI ex US ETF (ACWX)

Type

Exchange-traded fund

Manager

BlackRock/iShares

Filing

NPORT filing 31 Oct 2025

Commercial and investment banks' carbon-intensive funding is fundamentally incompatible with reaching the 1.5-degree aligned global goal necessary to prevent catastrophic climate harm.

Banks

Banks providing lending to fossil fuels

holdings

$733.93M

invested

10%

of fund

Holding
Risk score
$ invested
% of fund
1. HSBC Holdings PLC
3.5
$52.79M
0.74%
Risk score
invested
of fund
2. Royal Bank of Canada
6.9
$44.69M
0.63%
Risk score
invested
of fund
3. Commonwealth Bank of Australia
0.2
$40.73M
0.57%
Risk score
invested
of fund
4. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc
8.1
$37.54M
0.53%
Risk score
invested
of fund
5. Banco Santander SA
2.5
$33.42M
0.47%
Risk score
invested
of fund

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When calculating a portfolio's screen exposure, we only consider long investments, ignoring any shorts or liabilities.

Primary insurers and reinsurers are continuing to underwrite and invest in coal, oil, and gas, while experiencing dramatic losses associated with catastrophic weather-related events.

Insurers

Insurance companies insuring and investing in fossil fuels

holdings

$173.77M

invested

2.45%

of fund

Holding
Risk score
$ invested
% of fund
1. Allianz SE
3.8
$33.62M
0.47%
Risk score
invested
of fund
2. Zurich Insurance Group AG
4.6
$22.04M
0.31%
Risk score
invested
of fund
3. Muenchener Rueckversicherungs-Gesellschaft AG in Muenchen
6.9
$17.5M
0.25%
Risk score
invested
of fund
4. AXA SA
6
$16.69M
0.24%
Risk score
invested
of fund
5. Tokio Marine Holdings Inc
8.6
$14.76M
0.21%
Risk score
invested
of fund

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