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| | | ... is sensible, responsible, and economically smart." She also called on the federal government to follow suit and improve policy so clean energy and industry businesses can increase investment in growing sectors. However, the state government continues ... |
| | | | ... trillion in 2022. Australian members increased from almost $5 trillion locally to $3 trillion in 2022. The group advocates for policy change to support investments in climate solutions and aids investors in setting and implementing net zero targets. ... |
| | | | ... issuers in 2023. The two-strikes rule came into effect in 2011 and in the 13 years since, it has achieved one of its "core policy goals," Murphy noted. "One thing I would say is that it has achieved one of its core policy goals - bring companies to the ... |
| | | | ... slavery] from our society," Rishworth said. "Australian investors see modern slavery as an investment risk," RIAA head of policy and advocacy Nayanisha Samarakoon told FS Sustainability. "A business model that relies on underpaid workers, weak regulation ... |
| | | | ... said Simon Gvalda, a manager at Kaizen Recruitment. "Businesses need to ensure that standards of reporting, systems and policy procedures are in place to make sure that they are able to cover off what they need to for requirements, especially with mandatory ... |
| | | | Green bond investors find themselves navigating blind due to the lack of standardised emissions reporting methodologies, a specialist global asset manager has revealed. These impact bonds, designed to finance environmentally beneficial projects, also ... |
| | | | ... challenge for Australian companies and investors alike, who are following the developments "with great interest". RIAA head of policy and advocacy Nayanisha Samarakoon said it's important that Australian companies and investors with a significant presence ... |
| | | | Australia ranked as the sixth country in terms of climate policy developments in 2023, but experts are concerned that the country is "playing catch up". At the top of the Inevitable Policy Response (IPR)'s list was the US with 38 policy developments ... |
| | | | Investors should actively engage chemical companies, push for transparency, and allocate capital towards reductions in hazardous chemical production and its removal from the environment through innovative funding mechanisms such as green bonds. Global ... |
| | | | ... billion in projects that meet its Sustainability Bond Programme criteria for green, social and sustainable outcomes. As policy, TCorp overcollateralises its issuance by 10%. With the current $1.7 billion bond, total ESG projects on issue stands at $11.94 ... |
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