iShares MSCI Mexico ETF

An exchange-traded fund that tracks major Mexican stocks.

CCI Score

-33.35

0.02% April 18

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ETF Exposure to Deteriorating Labor Rights in Mexico

The iShares MSCI Mexico ETF, which tracks major Mexican stocks, is indirectly exposed to the adverse impacts of declining labor rights and ethical supply chain practices highlighted in a recent report. The report reveals that labor rights have significantly declined in many countries, including Mexico, exacerbating risks for companies with weak labor protections and supply chain oversight.

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ETF Exposure to Deteriorating Labor Rights in Mexico
-33.35

The iShares MSCI Mexico ETF, which tracks major Mexican stocks, is indirectly exposed to the adverse impacts of declining labor rights and ethical supply chain practices highlighted in a recent report. The report reveals that labor rights have significantly declined in many countries, including Mexico, exacerbating risks for companies with weak labor protections and supply chain oversight.
-40

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 25

The article details a global decline in labor rights, with notable deterioration in essential areas like worker safety, collective bargaining, and overall human rights safeguards. Given that the ETF tracks Mexican stocks, there is an indirect exposure to companies operating in an environment where labor rights are under severe pressure, raising concerns from an ethical responsibility standpoint.

Labour rights slide in 109 countries, complicating push for ethical supply chains
-30

Supply Chain Ethics

March 25

The report underscores the risks associated with compromised ethical supply chains, driven by inadequate enforcement of labor laws and rising breaches of workers’ rights. For an ETF that passively tracks Mexican companies, this raises concerns over indirect support for firms that may not adhere to robust ethical supply chain standards.

Labour rights slide in 109 countries, complicating push for ethical supply chains