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| | | ... that Norway continues to rank first in the 2020 Resilience Index due to "its strong economic productivity, a stable political environment, low corruption, high natural hazard risk quality and robust corporate governance." However, FM Global notes that ... |
| | | | ... economic activity takes place. Rio Tinto is the only company to publicly disclose any contributions or donations to political parties, industry associations and lobbyists, the report said. The PWYP Australia report was funded by Ethical Partners Funds ... |
| | | | ... their investment decisions. More than 60% of investors in the US, Australia and the UK agree that a company's social, political or environmental impact always or sometimes influences their decisions to invest. The research shows that in Australia, 64% ... |
| | | | Global businesses must navigate four structural changes as economies emerge from the lockdown period of response to COVID-19, PGIM said. Shehriyar Antia, head of thematic research, PGIM. In new research, PGIM has identified a barbelling of global supply ... |
| | | | ... run an urban development consultancy, served eight years as a district alderman in Amsterdam, and previously worked as political adviser to the European Affairs Minister, at the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "At a time when we are increasingly ... |
| | | | ... risks; they should play a leading role in reorienting the business organisation's, and make their voices heard in the political debate." The report highlights leaders around the world. In underwriting, Swiss Re and Zurich are the leaders in ending coal ... |
| | | | ... surveyed institutional investors on how they are approaching low carbon and green investment opportunities. "Despite recent political upheavals, investors in Australia and New Zealand are focused on finding low carbon opportunities and getting deals ... |
| | | | Identifying the level of personal motivation to reduce household carbon emissions can predict people's general engagement in low carbon behaviours, with the development of a Low Carbon Readiness Index (LCRI). The CRC for Low Carbon Living (CRCLCL) ... |
| | | | ... Yates has fitting qualifications in investing government money in renewable projects,as well as building cross-party political support. During Yates' time at the CEFC, it operated on a political knife edge. When the Coalition government led by then-Prime ... |
| | | | ... but it's an anomaly that the EU is the only major partner for which Australia doesn't have an FTA. Both [Australian political parties], from all of our discussions, are fully committed to this FTA, that if there is a change of government, there might ... |
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