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| | | ... chains is a global issue, we have to tackle it from the top-down at the global level, as well as a bottom-up approach company by company," Welsh-Rose said. "We have two full time human right analysts sitting in the ESG investment team. They've been ... |
| | | | ... head of ESG research at Ausbil. "That was one of the catalysts, but not the only one. Other catalysts include what drives company value, and how increasingly, company value comes from intangible drivers. Many are linked to the S in ESG." In its 2020 ... |
| | | | ... investee companies, as well as track the changes over time. EISS Super can assess how the change in allocation into each company affects the overall risk profile of their portfolios. "We're committed to delivering solid long-term investment outcomes ... |
| | | | ... absolute zero carbon across its global enterprise by 2040, which entails a commitment to no longer purchasing offsets. The company is working in collaboration with its supply chain and commercial real estate peers to move the industry towards absolute ... |
| | | | The median ESG wholesale managed fund has returned 6.6% p.a. over the past three years, but the top ESG managed fund has shown nearly three times that return, according to research from Rainmaker Information. The Australian Ethical Emerging Companies ... |
| | | | ... their plans to move to gender balanced boards. ACSI highlighted that Silver Lake Resources continues to be the only ASX200 company with no women directors, while 54 companies in the ASX200 have 40% or more women directors, with 124 boards in the ASX300 ... |
| | | | ... COVID-19 pandemic at 15%, and macroeconomic performance and outlook at 13%. Globally, the results were different, with company executives viewing the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic as the top risk to growth. The relative concern for growth risk of ... |
| | | | ... rate." Fundamentally, Dimensional believes that ESG risks, including the risks of climate change, need ot be priced into a company's market value. As part of its investment practices, Dimensional would also engage with companies on governance around ... |
| | | | ... intentionality, additionality, and access - all litmus tests for achieving 'impact': does the investor and the investee company itself seek to create positive change for society or the environment? what is the social or environmental effect of ... |
| | | | ... can feel even better about buying Mars products - and that is something I am personally thrilled about." Global parent company Mars has set Sustainable in a Generation goals to reduce its global greenhouse gas emissions by 27% by 2025 and 67% by 2050 ... |
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