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| | | ... the analysis provided by the newly created TPI Global Climate Transition Centre, at the London School of Economics and Political Science, is crucial for investment decision-making and stewardship activities," Russell commented. "David is one of the leading ... |
| | | | ... determine the quality of governance are executive pay, corruption, board composition, board diversity, board structure, political affiliations and tax strategies." The study found that "ESG firms can contain firm-specific risks and have more volatile ... |
| | | | ... productivity, health expenditure per capita, energy intensity and urbanization rates, and geopolitical tensions and political risk being another. "For Australia, when we look at the energy intensity of Australia, we rose 8 places, which surprised me ... |
| | | | ... more climate resilient, tying executive compensation to ESG KPIs and incorporating climate considerations into lobbying/political donations. "Aligning executive remuneration to climate action is an area that's emerging but is still fairly nascent," Symons ... |
| | | | ... Food for Thought: Investment Opportunities Across a Changing Food System, reveals the impact of decarbonisation, geo-political tensions, availability of water and Australia's reliance on international imports on food prices and food waste in Australia. ... |
| | | | ... labour?" Obokata urged investors to consider their responsibilities. "Divestment - is that helping the aggressors and political leaders," he said. "In most cases, they don't care if there are sanctions because they have much wealth hidden somewhere. ... |
| | | | ... wellbeing measures. The findings are in line with the polycrisis of cost-of-living pressures, climate change, floods, global political and economic uncertainty, and the COVID-19 pandemic. The Australian Unity Wellbeing Index bills itself as one of the ... |
| | | | ... companies and government to ensure that workers are not left behind in a just transition to net zero - or risk the kind of political polarisation and populism that has given rise to the "anti-woke" movement in the US. The past 12 months have seen pushback ... |
| | | | ... relationships between business, investors and communities. Louise Davidson, CEO of ACSI called on business to go beyond "political football issues" and called on the community to educate themselves on First Nations issues and how they can change things ... |
| | | | ... existing industrial facilities. Whilst there is formal consensus on the net-zero targets across both of Australia's major political parties, the Liberal party, now in opposition, has refused to back the new bill and has announced that it will create ... |
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