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| | | ... approximately fourfold lift in enabled investment across Australia. Cost shortfalls of project investors' operating costs and debt repayments will be borne by the government, and a share of surplus revenue will be returned to the government. 9GW of the ... |
| | | | ... Ratings coverage with at least one outstanding self-labeled green bond, sustainability bond or SLB), issuing more sustainable-debt instruments than supranationals, sovereigns, and agencies in 2023. Many investors expect companies in sustainable-debt ... |
| | | | ... Board (ISSB). That same month Treasury proposed the implementation of mandatory climate-related disclosures. In 2022 the debt market raised more funds for climate-friendly projects than for fossil fuel companies, signalling a shift towards green debt ... |
| | | | Australian Ethical has allocated more than $100 million to two infrastructure debt funds that provide finance to renewable energy and social infrastructure projects. Australian Ethical has backed the Infradebt Ethical Fund and the Infradebt Energy Transition ... |
| | | | ... investment strategies, including taking majority or minority stakes, as well as providing equity financing or subordinated debt. The strategy will focus on financing established technologies, including onshore and offshore wind power, photovoltaics ... |
| | | | Approximately $260 billion of all outstanding Australian bank loans, or 22% of bank lending, are highly exposed to nature-related risk. Ernst & Young Australia and the Australian Conservation Foundation released a report finding that banks that are ... |
| | | | ... is currently no internationally agreed framework for assessing climate risks and opportunities associated with sovereign debt instruments. The Commonwealth will continue to engage with asset owners and relevant stakeholders to keep investors informed ... |
| | | | ... targets on engagement. In 2023, 100% of members sat engagement targets. More members set sub-portfolio targets in corporate debt, listed equity, and directly held real estate, growing from 41 members in 2022 to 67 in 2023. Members set sub-portfolio targets ... |
| | | | ... get that translation right," Yazbek-Martin said. Yazbek-Martin particularly highlighted opportunities for banks to develop debt products that can specifically assist in financing activities that have nature-positive benefits. She also pointed to the ... |
| | | | ... are in line with, or have a head start, on their transition pathways. Companies that aren't on the curve have a carbon debt, for want of a better term. They will have to pay for that by accelerating capital expenditure, investing in more efficient ... |
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