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| | | The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is investing $1.7 million in an Australian biotechnology company in the agritech sector. Ian Learmonth, CEO, Clean Energy Finance Corporation The Soil Carbon Company (SCC) is "developing a microbial treatment ... |
| | | | ... committee, and that starts a process of seeking additional information and a plan to remediate the issue. Once you've found a company is involved in modern slavery, yes, divestment is an option, but it should be the last option, because once you divest ... |
| | | | ... small and mid-cap companies. The smaller companies lagged on disclosing these targets, Coombs said. Further, Australia's company set was tilted towards sectors such as mining and resources, which have greater exposure to carbon emissions than other sectors ... |
| | | | ... Maple-Brown said. "Georgia will be working to enhance the MBA GLI investment process across our research team, increase our company engagement, manage ESG reporting and further develop ESG insights. "Gitendra's appointment provides further support for ... |
| | | | ... favour of the resolution, with Robeco noting that because approximately 53% of Alphabet's voting shares controlled by the company's executive officers and board members, support for the resolution translates to roughly 45% of the independent votes. The ... |
| | | | ... recommendations regarding proxy voting: All funds should disclose their entire proxy voting record, for every proposal at every company meeting, across all jurisdictions. Funds that delegate voting to fund managers should disclose the proxy voting record ... |
| | | | ... help what I believe in. The second best is to go and buy the product. Then I would look to a new capital raising by a company, so that I'd know that my money is funding new activity by the company. But if I go and buy a share from another investor, all ... |
| | | | ... to become profitable, but can deliver longer term social outcomes. "If we were measuring all that, and effectively they company is rewarded by government or by us as a society as a positive externality, it might make it easier to make social outcomes ... |
| | | | ... interested." Vynokur also said they are seeing new interest in ethical ETFs from family offices as well. As a result, the company is reviewing its current offering of ethical ETFs with an eye to expanding the current offering, he said. |
| | | | ... the cash that would have gone to dividends is still unknown, but Lazard pointed to the example of Accor, a global hotel company, which "cancelled its entire dividend, and committed to divert 25% of its value towards a hardship fund to pay for COVID-19 ... |
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