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| | | ... members wouldn't be involved in the setting of standards for the profession carries huge risks for Australia's markets, economy and international reputation," van Onselen said. "A standards board or committee that is completely 'independent from industry' ... |
| | | | ... scale. According to Accenture, a green metals industry could deliver up to $122 billion in export revenue to the local economy by 2040. At present, Australia is the world's largest producer of iron ore, bringing in more than $100 billion in export income ... |
| | | | ... economies in the long run - this as investors is important to keep in mind," Jackson said. "What does it mean for the US economy long term if we do see these tariffs distorting their economic system internally?... History tells us it won't be a good ... |
| | | | ... but this is likely to be very challenging," King said. With climate change posing a material systemic risk to the global economy and financial returns, asset managers remain committed. Alphinity, which remains a member of the Net Zero Asset Managers ... |
| | | | ... order of 40% or more," Peppelenbos said. "Clearly, this has not gone hand in hand with emission reduction in the real economy, nor with increased climate policy ambition." Peppelenbos believes that in their inception, net zero initiatives got off to ... |
| | | | ... support them in continuing to advance their transition priorities, and to realise the benefits of a more resilient global economy for our businesses, our shareholders, and the markets we operate in." Meanwhile, at Minderoo Foundation Holly Buschman has ... |
| | | | ... all stakeholders to a durable transition to our vision of an inclusive and prosperous negative emission, nature positive economy." |
| | | | ... said. "As an active manager and steward of client capital, we have a part to play in moving towards a more sustainable economy which better takes into account system-level risk," Tan said. "But, as the survey highlights, there is no one way to create ... |
| | | | ... stronger baseline environmental protection laws would eliminate uncertainty in environmental protection and be good for the economy. Around half of Australia's GDP has a moderate to very high dependence on healthy biodiversity and ecosystem, particularly ... |
| | | | ... emissions through $1-5 million loans. "Our transition to net zero emissions offers important growth potential right across our economy," said CEFC executive director, debt markets Richard Lovell. "This includes exciting new business opportunities for ... |
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