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| | | ... has a longstanding engagement with the SBAI, and we're delighted to build on this relationship through Shikha's election to the board," the fund said. Meanwhile, Carl Astorri, formerly acting head of mid-risk at AustralianSuper, has been named ... |
| | | | ... wind projects reached financial close in the first six months of 2025, potentially due to uncertainty around the federal election. Seven wind projects secured financing in the second half, totalling $5.2 billion. Meanwhile, utility-scale solar investment ... |
| | | | ... screening that "have contributed to a cautious approach vis-à-vis Chinese firms in the renewable energy sector." "Trump's re-election and a new wave of unilateral decisions by the United States that undermine global trade, energy and climate action ... |
| | | | ... and Bláthnaid Byrne, have been elected to the IUCN Council, the global governing body for nature conservation. Their election took place at the World Conservation Congress in Abu Dhabi. McCreedy will represent Oceania and Australia, while Byrne takes ... |
| | | | ... this month Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) also recommend a vote against the four James Hardie directors up for election, including Lloyd. ISS said it had "material corporate governance concerns" around the James Hardie board. The acquisition ... |
| | | | ... launched in 2021 and, at its height, had close to 150 global banks as signatories. However, late last year following the election of President Donald Trump in the US and an increase in anti-ESG sentiment, several high-profile members began to exit. Goldman ... |
| | | | ... nomination committee if the company has a lack of gender diversity. One noteworthy example was the 19.5% votes against the re-election of the Sustainability Committee chair of Woodside Energy, off the back of the widely publicised rejection of their ... |
| | | | ... insurers, and of course asset owners." In the ever-evolving landscape of regulation, geopolitical noise, tariffs and election cycles, intensifying scrutiny, and subsequent market volatility - demand and interest in sustainable investing perseveres. Hegarty ... |
| | | | ... oversight responsibilities than they already had. In line with the US government on the heels of Republicans' November 2024 election win, proposals against environmental, social and governance factors are increasing, as is pushback against diversity ... |
| | | | Aware Super and HESTA have voted against the re-election of Woodside director Ann Pickard, who also chairs the Energy Board's Sustainability Committee, with HESTA also voting against the broader remuneration plan. The super funds said the gas giant ... |
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