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| | | ... Australian banks aren't even unique at a global level - a 2017 report by Vigeo Eiris examined the responsible and ethical culture in banking and finance around the world. The report examined 52 diversified banks - Europe (31 companies), North America ... |
| | | | ... companies on environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors, as well as on a company's strategic direction, corporate culture, and shareholder alignment, will ensure sound long-term performance for investors." Since inception in December 2015, Baillie ... |
| | | | ... 2019 edition of the guidelines include accountability, risk management of material ESG issues, remuneration, corporate culture, social licence to operate and firm commitments to diversity. On social licence to operate, ACSI said "we reinforce our view ... |
| | | | ... only return ranking higher at 60%. "Nearly every Australian business leader I talk to today understands that creating a culture that engenders trust is vital,' said Alison Kitchen, KPMG Australia chairman. "But I think we fall short of recognising how ... |
| | | | ... gives investors greater insight into the relationship between the business and its employees, the level of morale and culture, as well as a leading indicator for retaining staff," the report said. "For example, one Materials company had only 53% of staff ... |
| | | | Evaluating corporate culture is "one of the most important factors to consider" when picking stocks, according to WCM Investment Management. Rolf Kelly, portfolio manager and business analyst, WCM As investors, as well as the wider community, digest ... |
| | | | ... achieve any lasting change and it is good for their workforce, but it's not particularly sustainable way to develop brand or culture." In conversations with boards and executive, Hillard said the questions are what are the aspects of the organisation ... |
| | | | ... analysts at the senior analyst level and they need to be doing more to keep the women they've got. They need to change the culture that we know makes it harder for women to feel that they can fit in, feel that they can thrive. That's the piece that's ... |
| | | | ... and a lack of respect. Men and women face consequences for their career progression." Stuart Elliott, executive manager culture and performance at Suncorp, said that flexible working is a policy that benefits Suncorp in general and him personally. "Organisations ... |
| | | | ... change." The survey revealed three broad themes - perceptions of business are declining; flexibility and a positive work culture are key to millennial loyalty; and young workers feel unprepared for the changing nature of work. "Biz leaders should be ... |
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