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The FaithShares Catholic Values Fund is designed to track the performance of the FaithShares Catholic Values Index, an index developed by FTSE KLD using proprietary ratings covering environmental, social and governance and ethics criteria to evaluate the performance of the 400 largest U.S. companies. The CV Index has zero tolerance for, and therefore excludes from its Index, companies involved in the following activities: direct participation or support of abortion; the manufacture of contraceptive products; the use of embryonic stem cell or fetal tissue for research or in a product; and the manufacture of tobacco products. The CV Index also excludes companies that manufacture anti-personnel landmines or that derive greater than 5% of revenues from the production of firearms or military weapons. The CV Index avoids inclusion of companies that have been involved in predatory lending controversies and not taken steps to address them; have a pattern of racial or gender discrimination or labor rights controversies without taking steps to address such situations; and use sweatshops in the manufacture of goods.

Investment type: ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund); listed on the U.S. NYSE exchange
Ticker symbol: FCV

Fund manager: FaithShares

Fund information from FaithShares: FaithShares Catholic Values Fund

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