-- オーストラリアン・エシカル・インベストメント（ASX:AEF）は、3月31日を期末とする会計年度第3四半期末時点の運用資産総額（FUM）が135億7000万豪ドルであったと、木曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出した書類で報告した。 同社は以前、前年同期末時点のFUMを131億豪ドルと報告していた（以前の提出書類による）。 投資運用資産総額は前年同期の41億7000万豪ドルから39億1000万豪ドルに減少した一方、年金運用資産総額は89億2000万豪ドルから96億6000万豪ドルに増加した。
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