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| | | ... could throw some of this into disarray as some regulatory initiatives might be delayed, but the world is heading that way. China has bans on plastic bags, and we could see further initiatives globally, such as potential mandatory recycled material, taxes ... |
| | | | ... PGIM. Taimur Hyat, chief operating officer, PGIM PGIM recently conducted a survey of companies in the U.S., Germany and China, and found that 55% of German firms consider "a range of stakeholders beyond equity holders and short-term profit maximization" ... |
| | | | ... of the workforce. IBM's Global Purpose Study used an international sample of 7,020 adults in Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States. Future of work and education ... |
| | | | ... population growth and migration trends," Carlsson-Sweeny said. "We have long talked about the movement of populations in China into cities. But that's taking place in other Asian countries. Other Asian countries used to be a lot more rural, but that ... |
| | | | ... redirect the capital we need to," O'Connor said. Similar initiatives have been conducted in the European Union, the UK, Canada, China, Norway and Indonesia. "We're in a position where we're really fortunate b/c we can look internationally at a whole ... |
| | | | ... management to manage this." The focus on the Mekong region comes as manufacturing and outsourcing is moving from places like China into other Asian region countries, meaning that investors have to widen their focus to monitor and manage risks. "Manufacturing ... |
| | | | ... Vezer, manager, thematic research. "A lot of investor interest has been focusing on emerging market equities, and the US/China trade war, has been creating tension in emerging markets. That, as well as IMF cutting its projection for several markets including ... |
| | | | ... bond issuance reached $15.6 billion as of the end of June 2019, placing Australia third in the Asia-Pacific region behind China (US$91.5 billion) and Japan (US$12.4 billion) and in front of South Korea at fourth (US$6.7 billion) and Indonesia at fifth ... |
| | | | ... mobilise around locally impactful issues like water scarcity, rising food prices, or pollution." "We have a great example in China," Drew said. "There is good evidence showing how a government that can act quite quickly has started to implement regulatory ... |
| | | | ... representing about US$23 trillion in assets under management. Across Asia Pacific, 110 asset owners and managers were included from China, Hong Kong, Japan, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand. |
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