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| | | A strong majority of Australian superannuation have their full board or board committees overseeing environmental, social and corporate governance risks and opportunities, according to the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) Super ... |
| | | | State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) has evolved one of its international equities indices to reduce carbon emissions and reserves intensity by 50%. Susan Darroch, head of Global Equity BetaSolutions, Asia ex Japan, State Street Global Advisors The State ... |
| | | | Global fund manager Man Group is considering the impacts of divestment from tobacco as part of its broader approach to responsible investing. Jason Mitchell, sustainability strategist, Man Group, The fund manager does not have a blanket policy of divestment ... |
| | | | ... financial inclusion." What big banks lack in certain cases is the agility to implement programs targeting financial exclusion, and therefore are vulnerable to losing consumers to alternative platforms like peer-to-peer lending apps. Bellens notes that ... |
| | | | ... exclude companies involved in the recreational cannabis industry, the fund has announced. NZ Super specified that the exclusion is just for recreational cannabis, while companies involved in licensed and authorised medicinal cannabis are not excluded. ... |
| | | | ... Queenslanders. Another aspect that the Good Money sites have addressed is the fact that while financial hardship and exclusion is equally found in men as in women, historically, the gender split in accessing NILS and StepUP loans has been split 70/30% ... |
| | | | Responsible investments have more than quadrupled over the past three years to $622 billion, with 44% of Australia's assets under management invested through some form of responsible investment strategy, according to the Responsible Investment Association ... |
| | | | ... for Social Impact to design and implement the program. The FIAP Partnership Group estimates that reducing financial exclusion amongst Australians, particularly women, could contribute an estimated AU$2.9 billion per year to gross domestic product (GDP) ... |
| | | | ... option invests in companies sourced from a bespoke index designed for VicSuper that combines the MSCI Global Fossil Fuels Exclusion Index, the MSCI Global Socially Responsible Index and an additional fossil fuel direct activity screen. The other asset ... |
| | | | Ron Lind, Ron Lind, public member CalPERS Board of Administration Climate change, economic inequality and tax avoidance are all key environmental, social and governance concerns for global institutional asset owners, according to a panel speaking at ... |
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