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| | | ... Governments that manage climate change transition poorly may encounter difficulty finding investors to buy their sovereign debt. New research finds carbon dioxide emissions, natural resources rents, and renewable energy adoption statistically impact ... |
| | | | ... "At the time, the description of the exclusionary screens did not provide a sufficiently detailed explanation that certain debt issuers lacking research coverage were still included in the benchmark," Vanguard said. "As a result, it is possible the portfolio ... |
| | | | ... Emily Tonkin has been appointed head of sustainable finance, UK and Europe. Tonkin has an extensive background in structured debt and coverage across multiple roles at ANZ, Royal Bank of Scotland and ABN Amro. She relocated from Sydney to London in April. ... |
| | | | ... Emily Tonkin has been appointed head of sustainable finance, UK and Europe. Tonkin has an extensive background in structured debt and coverage across multiple roles at ANZ, Royal Bank of Scotland and ABN Amro. She relocated from Sydney to London in April. ... |
| | | | ... unexpected asset impairment and increased default risk for issuers. IIGCC's Guidance focuses on publicly listed corporate debt, with a breakdown by different bond types, as well as a six-step toolkit and examples of corporate bondholder stewardship in ... |
| | | | ... term that covers a range of different legal offences, including servitude, sexual servitude, forced labour, forced marriage, debt bondage, trafficking, deceptive recruiting, organ and tissue trafficking, and online exploitation of children. Modern slavery ... |
| | | | ... advancements, sustainability concerns, and geopolitical factors. This includes areas such as cold storage, AgTech, farmland debt and equity, as well as potential risks associated with trends like alternative meats and vertical farming. "From farm to ... |
| | | | ... approach to be successful. "The research does tell us that these companies have a lower risk of defaulting on any of their debt and higher risk adjusted returns to their shareholding. So we know, and expect to see the same for Australian businesses." ... |
| | | | ... per month, only to later discover that massive deductions, fines and fraudulent contracts keep them in a state of constant debt. These fishing vessels mainly catch tuna, swordfish, and marlin - but have also been reported to catch threatened species ... |
| | | | ... where it might derisk the projects, accelerate the approval, crowd in public capital for infrastructure, for funding, for debt capital and equity capital." |
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