iShares MSCI ACWI ex U.S. ETF

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Ticker: ACWX

Fossil fuel holdings

For each fossil fuel category, we show the fund's exposure, if we found any. Click a category to see the breakdown of companies. When calculating a portfolio's exposure to a screen list, we only consider long investments, ignoring any shorts or liabilities.

Producers energy sector

Top 200 owners of carbon reserves

Carbon Underground 200

holdings

$226.21M

invested

5.05%

of portfolio

Coal industry

Coal miners and owners of coal reserves

holdings

$131.22M

invested

2.93%

of portfolio

Oil/gas industry

Oil/gas producers and refiners, oil field services and equipment companies, pipeline operators

holdings

$227.39M

invested

5.08%

of portfolio

Consumers utility sector

Top 30 coal-fired utilities

Macroclimate 30

holdings

$9.67M

invested

0.22%

of portfolio

Fossil-fired utilities

Electric utilities powered by coal and natural gas

holdings

$125.06M

invested

2.79%

of portfolio

Investments in major fossil fuel companies:

Top 200 carbon reserves

$18.09M invested

Top 200 carbon reserves

$15.99M invested

Top 200 carbon reserves

$13.4M invested

Top 200 carbon reserves

$13.24M invested

Top 200 carbon reserves

$12.11M invested

Top 200 carbon reserves

$11.71M invested

All fossil fuel companies

175 holdings

1. TotalEnergies SE
$18.09M
0.4%
2. BHP Group Ltd
$15.99M
0.36%
3. Reliance Industries Ltd Shs Dematerialised
$14.42M
0.32%
4. BP PLC
$13.4M
0.3%
5. Royal Dutch Shell PLC Class A
$13.24M
0.3%

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iShares MSCI ACWI ex U.S. ETF $ACWX is 9.04% invested in fossil fuel stocks, with $405.06 MILLION invested across 175 equity holdings

ACWX

Carbon footprint

Sustainability report card

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iShares MSCI ACWI ex U.S. ETF [ACWX]

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Fossil fuels
Investments in coal, oil, and natural gas energy and utility companies

Deforestation
Investments in deforestation-risk agricultural commodities, and related financial companies and consumer brands

Gender equality
Gender equality group ranking, based on Equileap company data

Civilian firearms
Investments in civilian firearms manufacturers and gun retailers

Prison industrial complex
Investments in prisons and borders industry

Military weapons
Investments in military arms manufacturers and services companies

Tobacco
Investments in tobacco and e-cigarette manufacturers, and tobacco-promoting entertainment companies

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Financial performance

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ACWX

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Investment timeline

Performance as of: 8/31/21

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Benchmark

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Fund comparison results

Compared to the benchmark, this fund has:

Same

10-yr returns

0% same in annualized returns

Same in fossil fuels

Same carbon footprint

0 tonnes CO2e/$1M USD

Same in Clean200

Current fund

ACWX

iShares MSCI ACWI ex U.S. ETF

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BlackRock/iShares

Category

Foreign Large Blend

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ACWX

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iShares from BlackRock

Category

Foreign Large Blend

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Investment timeline

Performance as of: 8/31/21

1 year

3 years

5 years

10 years

Benchmark

Suggested: MSCI ACWI Ex USA

Fund comparison results

Compared to the benchmark, this fund has:

Same

10-yr returns

0% same in annualized returns

Same in fossil fuels

Same carbon footprint

0 tonnes CO2e/$1M USD

Same in Clean200

Current fund

ACWX

iShares MSCI ACWI ex U.S. ETF

Family

BlackRock/iShares

Category

Foreign Large Blend

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Benchmark

ACWX

iShares MSCI ACWI ex U.S. ETF

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iShares from BlackRock

Category

Foreign Large Blend

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Fund comparison settings

Investment timeline

Performance as of: 8/31/21

1 year

3 years

5 years

10 years

Benchmark

Suggested: MSCI ACWI Ex USA

Fund comparison results

Compared to the benchmark, this fund has:

Same

10-yr returns

0% same in annualized returns

Same in fossil fuels

Same carbon footprint

0 tonnes CO2e/$1M USD

Same in Clean200

Month-end trailing returns

Performance as of date: 8/31/21

Morningstar suggested benchmark: MSCI ACWI Ex USA NR USD

Annualized returns

Climate analysis

1-yr

3-yr

5-yr

10-yr

This fund
ACWX - iShares MSCI ACWI ex U.S. ETF

24%

9.08%

9.69%

6.45%

9.04%

Benchmark

24%

9.08%

9.69%

6.45%

9.04%

Fund compared to benchmark

+0%

Same

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