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| | | ... sustainability-themed strategies are growing at the fastest rate since 2011 "due to the rising importance of ESG issues such as climate change, energy and water security in the region," according to ASrIA. "Enabling change in Asia's sustainable investment ... |
| | | | Five new global investors have joined the Investor Statement on Green Bonds and Climate Bonds, calling on governments to grow the global green bond market. Sean Kidney, Climate Bonds Initiative chair Calvert Investments, Addenda Capital, F&C Investments ... |
| | | | ... sector are exposed to thematic drives including "changing consumer behaviour, regulatory change, resources constraints and climate change, population growth and increased demand for food," according to the review written by Mans Carlsson-Sweeny, senior ... |
| | | | Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) has provided growth capital to Sundrop Farms, a South Australia-based arid climate agribusiness. The funding, which comes from KKR's Asian Fund II, will be used to "significantly expand" Sundrop Farms' glasshouse facility ... |
| | | | National Australia Bank's first-ever Australian climate bond has raised AU$300 million, doubling its initial deal size, while funds manager Australian Ethical has announced it has invested in the bond. Phil Vernon, Australian Ethical managing director ... |
| | | | National Australia Bank (NAB) has issued an AU$150 million green bond, the first Australian-issued climate bond in the market. The NAB Climate Bond is the first bank-issued bond to be certified in compliance with the Climate Bonds Standards. Proceeds ... |
| | | | ... reports and integrated reports for 2013 to analyse their responses to 10 identified global megaforces - population growth, climate change, energy and fuel, material resource scarcity, wealth, water scarcity, food security, deforestation, ecological decline ... |
| | | | Former Climate Change Minister Greg Combet predicted that Abbott government policy on greenhouse gas emissions reduction will not survive, telling an audience of superannuation funds and funds managers that the investment industry has a role to play ... |
| | | | ... believe in responsible investment, if you think it's a load of dirty hippie rubbish, particularly when we're looking at climate change, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter what I think, it doesn't matter what trustees think. The fact is, objectively ... |
| | | | ... nothing but rising bills for the past five years. Water bills are also starting to rise, albeit more slowly. The impacts of climate change, etc. we are going to feel the impacts of that on our facilities as well. If we can get to a point where we achieve ... |
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