Parnassus Value Equity Fund
PFPWX · Parnassus
Is Parnassus Value Equity Fund Ethical?
Ethics Rating
Mixed.
Score: -11.4This fund seeks to invest in companies that meet a wide array of ethical criteria, from environmental stewardship to fair business practices. Its portfolio is concentrated in large-cap U.S. companies, primarily in the technology, financial services, and industrial sectors. Holdings tend to perform well on metrics related to fair pay and community respect. However, significant ethical issues recur across the portfolio. Several holdings have ties to military contracts, report substantial greenhouse gas emissions, and face regulatory actions for data privacy violations and other business conduct.
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Common Questions
How does Parnassus Value Equity Fund score in an ethics audit?
Parnassus Value Equity Fund received a “Mixed” ethics rating from Mashinii. We audited 45 of the fund's top 46 holdings across 11 ethical dimensions using court filings, investigative reports, and NGO data.
What are the most controversial companies in PFPWX?
Among the holdings we audited, CITIGROUP INC, ALPHABET INC-CL A, AMAZON.COM INC scored lowest in our ethics assessment. These scores are based on court records, regulatory actions, and investigative journalism.
How many companies in PFPWX have ethical issues?
We audited 45 of 46 top holdings across 11 dimensions. Sign up to see individual company scores and ratings.
How does Mashinii audit Parnassus Value Equity Fund?
We identify the fund's top holdings from public filings, then score each company across 11 ethical dimensions — including human rights, environmental damage, corruption, and labour practices. Our data comes from court records, investigative journalism, and NGO reports. Learn more about our methodology.
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