Restricted Industries definition
Restricted Industries means the following industries or sectors: adult entertainment (including pornography); alternative financing to low income populations (including “payday” lenders); cannabis (to the extent that such activity violates applicable state law or to the extent that the Corporation’s activity violates U.S. federal law); coal-fired electrical generation plans; thermal coal; manufacturers of, and retailers that, to the Corporation’s knowledge, derive a majority of their revenue from the sale of, firearms, weapons or ammunition; acquisitions that primarily relate to (x) gambling, casinos and equivalent enterprises, (y) tobacco or (z) opioids; human cloning; oil sands, shale or other fracking activities; opioids; private prisons; and production or trade of radioactive materials.
Restricted Industries means the following industries or sectors: adult entertainment (including pornography); alternative financing to low income populations (including “payday” lenders); cannabis (to the extent that such activity violates applicable state law or to the extent that the Corporation’s activity violates U.S. federal law); coal-fired electrical generation plans; thermal coal; manufacturers of, and retailers that, to the Corporation’s knowledge, derive a majority of their revenue