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| | | ... thanks to legislation like 'two strikes' and termination pay - as well as challenging scrutiny from ACSI and others - company investors and owners cannot afford to lose sight of the quantum of reward being delivered." Average reported pay for an ASX100 ... |
| | | | ... Reuters ESG services as a primary data source, amongst others. The indices will be available on Thomson Reuters Eikon, the company's financial desktop and mobile solution "used for consuming news, reports and real--âtime and historical financial ... |
| | | | ... this financial year, which specify disclosures on environmental, social and sustainability risks that are material to a company. "The real leaders in this space understand there is capacity to create value from this in the long-term, which is really ... |
| | | | ... services at asylum seeker detention centres in Nauru and Manus Island. "In line with HESTA's long-standing ESG policy, if a company is identified as not complying, directly or indirectly, with international laws, standards or guidelines, HESTA may consider ... |
| | | | ... which they integrate NTQS with third-party ESG rankings to generate model equity portfolios that "gaug[e]the efficacy of a company's business model along numerous quantifiable dimensions such as earnings patterns, cash flow, capital structure, and capital ... |
| | | | ... executive officer. Burrell is the former general manager of communications and public affairs at the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), and will begin in his new role at the Governance Institute 28 September 2015. "He is well known and ... |
| | | | ... homelessness, disability, health and indigenous disadvantage, but there was no clear relationship between the sector that the company belonged to and the social focus of their interventions, according to the report. "There wasn't a real correlation between ... |
| | | | ... sustainability report. Telstra reported an AU$4.3 billion net profit after tax, with a 30.5 cent total dividend per share. The company spent AU$1 billion on share buy back as well. In its sustainability reporting, Telstra said that it achieved 51% of ... |
| | | | The New Zealand Superannuation Fund (NZ Super Fund) has invested US$75 million in US company View, a manufacturer of dynamic-tinting glass. View's dynamic-tinting glass regulates natural light, permitting building occupants to control light and glare ... |
| | | | ... able to put is limited, and one of the ways it's limited is that ordinary resolutions can't express opinions about the company," said Felicity Millner, director of litigation, Environmental Justice Australia. Millner noted that the judge in the case ... |
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