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| | | ... financials and consumer staples. "Women have done fantastically well to achieve executive roles," Gould said. "If that's not enough to take care of the gender pay gap, we need to start looking at pay audits to look at pay across the organisation and ... |
| | | | ... clean energy economy, but at the moment, they can't see, touch or believe that these new industries are arriving quickly enough to replace the carbon jobs," O'Neil said. "They can't see the bridge in the industry which they're working in and the new ... |
| | | | ... rebranded as green, and that would be a terrible disaster," Carrel said. "Audit firms like mine don't take a tough enough to avoid greenwashing and greenwishing. The market needs to take the high road on what does constitute truly sustainable finance. ... |
| | | | ... those earning good money - are locked out of the property market. It is complex issue to tackle and a burden that is large enough to be shared by many. For SGCH, the largest community housing provider in NSW, accessing capital at competitive rates had ... |
| | | | ... estimates," Drew said. "The estimated data has utility when comparing a portfolio to benchmark as the accuracy is generally good enough to differentiate high-emitting industries from low-emitting industries. However, we find the estimated data just can't ... |
| | | | ... directors in managing climate-related risks and the legal risks of greenwashing. Identification and disclosure are no longer enough for companies - directors need to explain how they are managing climate risk, and company directors have ample legal basis ... |
| | | | ... expenditure - while important in terms of evaluating how companies are responding to climate commitments - are not scalable enough on a company by company basis. "With R&D and capex, no one party is going to achieve that," Craig said. "It's going to ... |
| | | | ... would perform well, even coal companies. This, Barnes suggested, could be proof downside is not being considered seriously enough by some companies. "ACSI is going to continue to engage with the most carbon intensive companies," Barnes said. Bruce Duguid ... |
| | | | ... gender diversity screen for clients, Klassen said. "We added a diversity screen to screen out boards that didn't have enough women on them," Klassen said. "This survey provides insights in what our clients are seeing, and what else we can do to improve ... |
| | | | ... power of green bonds, you need to have more than one transaction," Gordillo said. "You need the transactions to be big enough, and you need to understand how much of those carbon avoidance related to the green bond is related to the company overall." ... |
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