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| | | ... would have would apply to data governance." Board members should also have a "deep reasonable understanding" of the data a company holds, not only for risk management purposes, but for strategic purposes as well, Motto added. Data presents not only risk ... |
| | | | ... theoretically simple - we look at current activities and future activities," Watanabe said. "Future activity is related to company strategies and scenario analysis. We look at what type of products are produced or provided." The index includes 100 Australian ... |
| | | | ... engagements. While acknowledging that it can be complex to truly measure precisely how an individual stakeholder can impact on company decision-making, Regnan is measuring how companies do change on material ESG issues, how those change are reported ... |
| | | | ... in resource-rich countries and those countries governance structures through the full publication and verification of company payments and government revenues from oil, gas, and mining. However, Australia has not yet implemented the initiative and should ... |
| | | | ... natural language processing, there's a whole data and research pillar that is going to evolve." There is also an approach to company engagement and corporate governance, with five key priorities for the firm's investment stewardship program, Farrell ... |
| | | | Two directors from international engineering, design and advisory company Aurecon have been appointed to the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC)'s Sustainable Development Committee. Aurecon Managing Director for New Zealand Tracey ... |
| | | | ... say ESG influences their investment decisions. More than 60% of investors in the US, Australia and the UK agree that a company's social, political or environmental impact always or sometimes influences their decisions to invest. The research shows that ... |
| | | | ... in these portfolios to the risk of rapid and unpredictable changes in climate change and energy policy; this limits a company's ability to play for the future and to deploy capital in a cost-effect manner. It damages the reputation of industry sectors ... |
| | | | In a move to assist companies in reporting on the impacts of COVID-19, the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) and CPA Australia have published a joint guidance on disclosure and ... |
| | | | ... associate portfolio manager, credit and ESG Janus Henderson has launched a new annual Corporate Debt Index, noting that company borrowings around the world surged to a record A$12.0 trillion in 2019, up 8.1% year-on-year, with predictions that company ... |
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