Your workplace pension holds Shell, BAE Systems, and Meta. You didn't pick them.
If you have a pension, an ISA, or an index fund, your money is in hundreds of companies chosen for you. We scored 6,000 of them — not using ESG questionnaires, but using court filings, regulatory penalties, and investigative journalism. Here's what the data shows.
What's inside the UK's most common funds
These four companies are in most workplace pensions, index funds, and “sustainable” ETFs. You almost certainly own them.
What you see in 30 seconds
Before
You see fund names on your statement — “Global Equity Fund”, “Balanced Growth”, “Sustainable World.” You know nothing about what's inside.
After
Every company in your portfolio. Each one scored -100 to +100 across 11 dimensions — weapons, climate, workers, privacy, health, governance, and more. The specific court filing or investigation behind each score. Which companies align with your values. Which don't.
Sample result
A Vanguard LifeStrategy 60 holder ran the audit. 47 holdings flagged. 12 with weapons contracts. 9 with documented labour violations. 8 with data privacy penalties. Three companies — Shell, BAE Systems, and Glencore — accounted for the worst scores. Audit time: 28 seconds.
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What people do with the data
Switch funds
Most platforms offer alternatives that exclude weapons, fossil fuels, or other categories. The audit shows exactly what to exclude — and what to look for in a replacement.
Talk to your advisor with evidence
Instead of “I want to invest ethically,” say: “My portfolio scores -60 on weapons. Show me alternatives.” That turns a vague preference into a specific instruction.
Share what you found
Forward your audit to a partner, a colleague, anyone with a pension. Most people have never checked. The data tends to surprise them.
No ESG questionnaires. No corporate self-assessments.
ESG ratings ask companies to report on themselves. Schlumberger gets an AA “Leader” rating from MSCI — while being designated a war sponsor by Ukraine. NVIDIA sits in sustainable ETFs while its emissions rose 87% in a single year. Microsoft holds a AAA ESG rating and a -60 weapons score from us.
We read what companies can't edit. Court filings with docket numbers. Regulatory penalties with enforcement dates. Investigations from Reuters, the Financial Times, and the Wall Street Journal. Reports from Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Greenpeace.
6,000+ companies. 11 dimensions. Every score links to its source. Updated within 48 hours of new evidence.
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