The Thrift Savings Plan funds do not publish full portfolio holdings, but they track indexes that are shared with other mutual funds. TSP L 2050 is a mix of the TSP C, S, I, F, and G funds. We model the L fund portfolios using the allocation details published by the Thrift Savings Plan, and use matching index funds to represent the constituent TSP funds.
Tobacco grade: Fund is invested in tobacco producers, below the threshold of 0.5%. Assigned a grade of C.
How we track tobacco investments
How we track tobacco investments
C
$329.8 MILLION
INVESTED IN TOBACCO
AND TOBACCO-PROMOTING
ENTERTAINMENT COMPANIES
AND TOBACCO-PROMOTING
ENTERTAINMENT COMPANIES
Tobacco producers
that produce or manufacture tobacco products
Tobacco-promoting entertainment companies
that show smoking in movies marketed to kids
17
holdings flagged
1.12%
of assets flagged
Tobacco companies
9 holdings
0.48% of assets
$141.79 MILLION invested
Tobacco-promoting entertainment companies
8 holdings
0.64% of assets
$188.01 MILLION invested
Why entertainment companies?
“R”-rating future movies with smoking will prevent one million tobacco deaths in this generation of U.S. kids. Hollywood studios and their parent companies, the nation’s best-known entertainment companies, are well aware of the public health risk, but continue to intentionally expose millions of kids.
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17 investments in tobacco producers and tobacco-promoting entertainment companies
Tobacco companies
9 HOLDINGS
9 holdings
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Tobacco-promoting entertainment companies
8 HOLDINGS
8 holdings
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Are entertainment companies rated the same as tobacco companies?
No - tobacco companies bear greater responsibility to the tobacco epidemic, and our grading methodology reflects this. However, the scientific consensus is that tobacco depictions in movies cause kids to begin smoking. Public health impacts can damage a company’s reputation and brand value, decreasing long-term shareholder value. Asset managers should be engaging entertainment companies by signing investor letters, supporting shareholder resolutions, or otherwise pressing entertainment companies to remove smoking from youth-rated movies.
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