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Ethical Screener
Run the full values and ethics screen and inspect the current passing list.
Open the screenerEthical Research · reviewed 25 Sep 2026
Before a company reaches any Titan Protect research, it passes a documented values and ethics screen: what the business actually does, how it is financed, and whether it clears our ethical exclusions. The method, its review date and its limits stay in view — this is reviewed evidence, not a colour-only verdict.
How the screen works
The screen is documented and dated. It is a values and ethics filter on the investable universe — not portfolio, position or performance data, and not an instruction to trade. It does not reduce reviewed evidence to a binary label.
Check one
What the company actually earns from. Names deriving meaningful revenue from excluded activities — such as interest-based lending, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, adult content and weapons — are set aside at this step.
Check two
How the balance sheet is built. We measure debt, interest-bearing holdings and non-operating income against defined thresholds, so a business can pass on activity yet still be set aside on financial structure.
Check three
A name may clear activity and ratios and still be set aside on ethical grounds — documented controversies, harmful conduct, and the boycott list among them. Every candidate is matched against our ethical exclusions before it reaches research; the boycott list is the mandatory gate within that layer.
A sample of names that clear the screen
A sample of names currently clearing the values and ethics screen. Clearing the screen is an eligibility state, not a call to buy — run the full screener for the current list and each name's own research.
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