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| | | ... view of the developments and potential for the sector across Australia. The SLL lenders include Australia's big four banks as well as HSBC, which acted as joint sustainability coordinators and Bank of Nova Scotia as an additional lender. "What we've ... |
| | | | ... released a draft guide for Prudential Practice Guide CPG 229 Climate Change Financial Risks (CPG 229), designed to assist banks, insurers and superannuation funds in managing climate-related risks and opportunities as part of their existing risk management ... |
| | | | The New Zealand government has introduced world-first legislation that will require listed companies, banks, insurers and fund managers to make public climate risk-related disclosures. The legislation will affect not just New Zealand-domiciled entities ... |
| | | | ... significant growth in the sovereign space as well." Recent issuance has come from a wide range of sectors, led by utilities, banks, REITs and technology, JP Morgan noted. "We do think there needs to be an element of verification, whether that's a ... |
| | | | ... that valuations are high in certain parts of the market, saying "with extremely accommodative monetary policy, and central banks committed to supporting higher growth, the conditions do exist for further equity market upside; however, we are becoming ... |
| | | | ... there is certainly an important interplay," Chen said. "There are syndicated deals we've structured for example, where other banks have told us that because we've structured this as a SLL, it's helpful to their credit process. "It may not lead to a change ... |
| | | | ... product in US and European markets," said Sean Kidney, CEO, CBI. "The wider implications, for sovereigns, corporates and banks are increasingly obvious. With the growth of green bond issuance, particularly in Asia-Pacific and Latin America, we expect ... |
| | | | ... assess, report, and monitor their exposures to modern slavery, and remediate harms where they are directly responsible. For banks, insurance companies, fund managers and superannuation funds, this is a complex because of the activities and relationships ... |
| | | | ... we witnessed a wave of public commitments by finance companies to align to net-zero emissions by 2050 - from our largest banks, insurers and super funds - supported by moves to work with large clients and companies within their portfolios to aid and ... |
| | | | Almost half of small businesses in Australia consider sustainability to be very important to their future success, according to research from Australia Post. The report, Small business sustainability in a COVID-19 world, looks at key attributes of sustainability ... |
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