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| | | ... counsel, Minter Ellison Lawyers The consideration of social issues like human rights issues is on the agenda for superannuation funds, and flags the use of normative standards and international treaties and conventions as means to assess companies' risks ... |
| | | | ... debates over the role of fossil fuel assets in investment portfolios and the decision by fund managers and superannuation funds to divest from tobacco assets. This year, RIAA worked with EY to gather data on more than 90 financial products in Australia ... |
| | | | ... which PRI signatories are collaborating to influence outcomes that support the long-term investment goals of superannuation funds. Two main areas of policy that are of particular importance this year are tax avoidance and the potential global agreements ... |
| | | | ... Cash Portfolio, the UCA Australian Equities Portfolio and the Funeral Fund for individuals, self-managed superannuation funds and corporates. The Uniting Growth Fund returned 4.5% for the year, slightly below the benchmark of 4.99%. The UCA Growth portfolio ... |
| | | | The federal government has proposed legislation that will require boards of superannuation funds to be comprised of at least one third independent directors and an independent chair. Pauline Vamos, CEO, Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia ... |
| | | | ... analytical services around ESG. "We have looked at asset owners, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and superannuation funds, and they have a need to meet regulatory standards, like the Financial Services Council in Australia, IORP in Europe, and ... |
| | | | ... Australia to date, but much like other forms of litigation, this is likely to be an litigation risk that superannuation funds become concerned about." The issue is not whether a fund remains exposed to assets that are negatively impacted by climate change ... |
| | | | ... to invest in this issuance should be able to have the opportunity to do so. ANZ had these 46 investors - superannuation funds,councils, insurance companies, semi-governments, private banks. Once they participate in something like this, they'll be setting ... |
| | | | ... a longer conversation here in Australia. We're still overall extremely disappointing that the majority of superannuation funds are still gambling with the retirement [benefits of members] when it comes to climate and carbon risk." The Climate Institute ... |
| | | | ... and Australia is a country we are looking very, very closely at," Poulter said. "... Given that Australian superannuation funds are all invested in the ASX, and they have extra exposure to carbon intensity, they need to mitigate more strongly. The implications ... |
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