New anti-DEI index fund launches for merit-based hiring companies

The “Anti-Dee” index, which is called Tuesday, was launched, allowing investors an opportunity to invest only in companies that participate in employment on the basis of merit, not demographic factors, according to its founder.

“This is the first index fund at all committed to merit, so unlike the Blackrock or Vanguard, we do not invest in companies that impose the targets of Dei, Nike, Starbucks, Intel, Airbnb. Digital.

Blackrock, CEO Larry Fink, said that Dei was included in “everything we do” in the 2021 letter to shareholders, about its construction on recently controversial policies, which led to the removal of many references to Dei from its latest annual report in February. Mutual Fund Vanguard also reduced its position on Dei and removed some of the US companies ’instructions to create women and minorities.

“Intel has a long commitment to attracting the best talent for innovation for our customers, keeping them, and progressing, and it follows a competitive and fair process according to the law, and we do not use identity -based classes,” said Intel Fox News Digital in a statement, after the company was specifically named.

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Fishback is an ally of President Donald Trump and a former adviser to the Ministry of Government, which suggested sending the verification of Americans postal stimuli on the basis of Doge Savings. He told Fox News Digital that he launched the “Azoria Meritocrate” box in the hope of getting larger returns than investors than they will get from the traded investment funds that buy shares in companies that have DEI employment shares.

For Fishback, his box does not follow a political agenda, but just engage in a good commercial sense.

“The research we published today shows today that 37 companies are in the S&P 500 that we exclude from the Azoria 500 MEROCRCY box have led to twice the performance of the S&P by 19 degrees Celsius over the past two years. It is not surprising that companies prevent them from employing them in mind, where they put in a timely Stocks.

“We are in fact, a financial bet here that companies that rent skill and merit will be more successful than companies that are employed in race and sex.”

Fishback said that the money investing in companies that have Dei’s employment targets bring investors less returns than the companies that rent them based on merit. (Nicolas Economou/Nurphoto via Getty Images))

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The diversity of companies, stocks and inclusiveness was in a state of decline since Trump took office in January. In the first days of his second term in his post, Trump issued a series of overwhelming executive orders targeting “Dei illegal” and prohibiting federal agencies of contracting with companies participating in Dei’s employment practices. The federal government also ordered an investigation into nine companies to determine whether Dei initiatives have violated federal law.

DEI policies have been widely adopted by American companies after the death of George Floyd and subsequent riots for black life in 2020. However, since the issuance of Trump’s executive orders, a wave of companies began to expand or eliminate their DEI programs. Disney, Facebook, Google and Paramount have made significant changes to their DEI policies and spent many of the most controversial elements, including ambitious employment goals in some cases.

Fishback Fox News Digital told its fund that excludes companies that participate in the goals of Dei’s employment only, which he says is harm to companies by converting their focus from work priorities and political goals. He said that he defines companies that have Dei’s goals in their use based on general data, internal research conducted by the Fund and meetings with executives in various companies.

Dei has been in a state of declining in American companies since Trump returned to office. (AP)

“Whether the goals of Dei or ESG delegations are at any time when a company’s normal tendency to do what matters to it at the time is to do something that does not care about satisfying political circles, or to feed a political agenda, it hurts one of them, shareholders, stock price, and three, and hurts people often, you help in Foish News.

According to the investor, companies excluded from the fund can always join later if they give up their Dei’s employment targets. He referred to Best Buy as a company that was initially excluded, but now it is a “proud member” in the Azoria Meritocrate box.

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Starbucks, Airbnb, Nike and Best Buy have not returned Fox News Digital request for comment. Blackrock and Vanguard refused to comment on this article.