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| | | Industry Super Property Trust (ISPT) has purchased nearly 100,000 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) to meet carbon neutral commitments for its property portfolio. ISPT has purchased and surrendered 97,000 ACCUs, representing one metric tonne of ... |
| | | | ... technologies like rare minerals, and they're often found in conflict zones. "We have manufacturing and products that are coming from high-risk jurisdictions, and where you have close to monopolistic markets - for instance, it makes it very difficult ... |
| | | | ... to focus on decarbonising, you need to go beyond risk to focus on impact," Ploeg said. "What you see a lot of times is a high correlation between the risks and the impacts. But that's not always the case. Take, for example Russia, especially in the climate ... |
| | | | ... standpoint, companies acting in sustainable ways which enable them to be a going concern for the long-term are considered to be high quality." Sustainability has a low correlation with other signals, including quality, Engel said. "In basic terms, Quality ... |
| | | | State Street Global Advisors will Australian investors access to two ESG-focused ETFs beginning next year. From February 2022, the SPDR Dow Jones Global Real Estate Fund (DJRE), the SPDR S&P World ex Australia Fund (WXOZ), the SPDR S&P World ex Australia ... |
| | | | ... third. HESTA's Sustainable Growth option was recognised as having the best diversified ESG Super Product, with Cbus's high growth in second and Catholic Super's PositiveIMPACT third. Cbus' Super Income Stream High Growth took top place ... |
| | | | ... hand-picked portfolio of shares in global companies that are benefiting from changes in technology and innovation. "IDEA is a high conviction global equity portfolio that is really tapping into investing in stocks that are benefitting from, or set to ... |
| | | | ... models, finds the Looking ahead: ESG 2030 predictions report from the KPMG Futures team. Social issues and equality will be high on the agenda. This will mean organisations will need to lead on pay gap, "with legislation eventually enacted around maximum ... |
| | | | Companies managing and reporting on modern slavery risks should focus on looking beyond tier one suppliers and making sure that grievance mechanisms are available for use. UBS recently held a panel discussion with Kimberley Randal, CEO of FairSupply ... |
| | | | ... treaty negotiations," Hall said. "You get the lowest common denominator among hundreds of countries. There is impetus to reach high quality net zero targets in the private sector." Hall pointed to the UK announcing that the TCFD would be mandatory reporting ... |
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