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| | | ... ISS ESG data, approximately 30% of the ASX 300 are linked to 5 or more products with well-established reports of forced labour or child labour, including cocoa, coffee, rubber gloves, and cobalt, which is used in electronics. The Modern Slavery Scorecard ... |
| | | | The Australian Securities and Investment Commission believes that standard definitions of ESG products and investments should be set by legislation. ASIC senior executive leader, corporations Claire LaBouchardiere spoke at the recent Australian Council ... |
| | | | ... renewable energy on the one hand, on the other hand, those solar panels may come from a region in China that uses forced labour. "ESG needs to become more holistic in those considerations." Another issue highlighted in Ausbil's reporting is the occupational ... |
| | | | ... Income. Emerging market investment presents unique political challenges as well as economic challenges due to insufficient labour and raw materials, high inflation or deflation, unregulated markets, and unsound monetary policies, noted PGIM Fixed Income ... |
| | | | ... also where those risks have materialised into impact - through potential involvement in modern slavery controversies or labour rights controversies more generally." According to ISS ESG data, approximately 30% of the ASX 300 are linked to 5 or more products ... |
| | | | The Australian government recently ratified the Forced Labour Protocol, committing the federal government to enhanced responses to one of the sources of modern labour. The ratification, which occurred before the May 14 Federal election was called, brings ... |
| | | | ... (APAC), Elevate. Bond noted that Elevate conducts investigations on the ground in various markets to gain a grounded view on labour and human rights related issues, as well as conducting a data analytics platform to give a global landscape. "We're not ... |
| | | | ... possible to triangulate where there appears to be an absence of modern slavery related issues through data analysis and labour workforce analysis. All those tools are being used to confirm as much as possible. "It's not completely foolproof and we are ... |
| | | | ... months before the pandemic. CEOs were more concerned by cybersecurity risk, health, including COVID-19 and its impact on the labour markets, and climate change risks than they were about the impact of macroeconomic volatility when it comes to business ... |
| | | | ... Bartram said. "What we're looking at is the structural factors that leave workers vulnerable to modern slavery - poor labour protections, poorly enforced regulation, lack of social security for workers, corruption." Bartram said the report establishes ... |
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