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| | ... products from that jurisdiction, or I can no longer export these goods because they might not be able to meet infection control, or the government has told me I might not be able to export them anymore." The challenge for companies is that when they ... |
| | | Ed note: The Sustainability Report is pleased to present this opinion piece from Ian Carmichael, portfolio manager and partner, Fairlight Asset Management. The opinions expressed reflect Fairlight Asset Management 's position. Ian Carmichael, portfolio ... |
| | | ... companies that see the Modern Slavery Act as a natural expansion of what they do, and companies that have visibility and control of the supply chain, because that's what we see it coming down to." Developing long term relationships with suppliers has ... |
| | | Investors should evolve from a strategy of reducing their portfolio carbon footprint, based on point-in-time emissions to a carbon footpath investment strategy that takes into consideration how companies are moving towards decarbonisation, according ... |
| | | Australian small and mid-cap listed companies listed governance, diversity, safety and equality as their top three material environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, as well as areas of future improvement, according to a survey conducted by ... |
| | | ... times bigger. So there will be a very big rebuilding boost to economic activity to come once the fires are brought under control. But the fires have been very widespread, have been going on for several months now and the crisis is continuing, so there ... |
| | | ... their judgement on whether the remaining Westpac board is up to the task of remediating the culture of accountability and control at the 12 December AGM. Investors have not fully made up their minds, in Thursday's Australian Financial Review, UniSuper ... |
| | | ... means of accomplishing engagement activities. "Hermes engages with the managers on these issues," Gray said. "The managers control the ultimate voting... but Hermes will recommend to the managers how to vote." The exclusions of tobacco and controversial ... |
| | | ... can be embraced by more manufacturers, commercial enterprises and government agencies as they explore ways to further control energy costs as well as lower their emissions." The Kiamal development is expected to reach commercial operation later in 2019. ... |
| | | ... to review its exclusion policy and portfolio following the announcement of the Government's intention to introduce gun control legislation," said CEO Matt Whineray. As a result of the new exclusion category, the NZ$41 billion NZ Super will divest from ... |
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