Nine companies with U.S. mutual fund or ETF businesses (up from six last year) are among the 135 most ethical companies in the world this year, according to a company that specializes in corporate standards.

Christine Hurtsellers Voya Financial CEO, Investment Management

Yesterday, Erica Salmon Byrne, CEO of Ethisphere, revealed the 2023 edition of the firm's list of the World's Most Ethical Companies. This is the 17th annual edition of the list.

This year's winners in the mutual fund business include: Allianz (for its fourth time on the list); BMO (for its sixth time); the Hartford (for its 14th time); Pacific Life (for its sixth time); Principal Financial Group (for its 12th time); Prudential Financial (parent of PGIM, for its ninth time); Thrivent (for its 12th time); TIAA (parent of Nuveen, for its ninth time); and Voya (for its 10th time).

The winners will be honored today with a gala at Ethisphere's CEO Forum. 

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