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| | | ... comprehensive understanding of the interdependencies between climate change, nature, social issues, and inequality in financial risk assessment and decision-making. The TIFD interim secretariat includes the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) ... |
| | | | ... trigger action across the wider ASX listed sector. "There is a much tighter focus on aligning remuneration with non-financial risk, and a big part of the prudential standard is that incentive arrangements need to have a material weight on non-financial ... |
| | | | ... interoperable reporting" of climate for Australian companies is "vital." "The investment community sees climate change as a financial risk to their investment portfolios, and a risk to the savings of millions of Australians," said FSC acting CEO Spiro ... |
| | | | ... response to it as having "far reaching consequences" for companies, markets and investors, and presents a material financial risk. "After a considerable period of review, we have decided to withdraw from NZAM so that we can provide the clarity our investors ... |
| | | | The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has published the findings of its first Climate Vulnerability Assessment (CVA) of Australia's five largest banks and signaled that the insurance industry is likely to be the next regulated sector ... |
| | | | Most sustainable investors in Australia and Aotaeroa New Zealand collaborate with other investors to achieve better ESG outcomes, according to research from the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA). Engage, Advocate, Collaborate: Unpacking ... |
| | | | A range of ESG-related regulatory actions have come up for discussion in the last week, including a commitment by the assistant treasurer to establish national standards for a green taxonomy, APRA flagging that their climate vulnerability assessment ... |
| | | | The climate vulnerability assessment (CVA) that APRA conducted with Australia's five largest banks is likely to be expanded to other industries overseen by the prudential regulator, including super funds and insurers, according to deputy chair Helen ... |
| | | | ... change," said HESTA Super Fund chief investment officer Sonya Sawtell-Rickson. "Climate change represents a systemic financial risk in our portfolio, and we believe investors have an important role to play to support the transition to reduce this risk. ... |
| | | | APRA chair Wayne Byres flagged that the results of the climate vulnerability assessment (CVA) of the country's five largest banks are expected to be released "in a month or two." Byres highlighted that climate change is a disruptive risk in a speech ... |
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