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| | | ... day to day practice. ASFI has released its first momentum report, gathering information on the ways in which investors, banks and insurance companies are acting on the 37 recommendations in the ASFI roadmap, which was published last year. The 37 recommendations ... |
| | | | ... commuter network. In obtaining the green loan, Qtectic was assisted by advisers Macquarie Capital and Sustainalytics, and its banks including ANZ, CBA, CIBC, NAB, MUFG, Mizuho, SMBC and Société Générale. ASI is proud to be involved in the ... |
| | | | ... standards. Smaller and fragmented suppliers, such as farmers, are disproportionately affected by one-sided payment terms. Banks often treat such borrowers as high risk, compounding their cash flow problems. A bankrupt, low quality or an unpredictable ... |
| | | | ... billion in assets under management. The initiative started with investors and is being opened to other sectors, including banks, insurers and companies. It is coordinated by the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC). Teachers Mutual Bank becomes the ... |
| | | | APRA is developing a framework to assess Australia's largest banks for their vulnerability to climate risk. APRA is working in partnership with the country's five largest banks to design a climate vulnerability assessment (CVA) which will assess not ... |
| | | | ... view of the developments and potential for the sector across Australia. The SLL lenders include Australia's big four banks as well as HSBC, which acted as joint sustainability coordinators and Bank of Nova Scotia as an additional lender. "What we've ... |
| | | | ... released a draft guide for Prudential Practice Guide CPG 229 Climate Change Financial Risks (CPG 229), designed to assist banks, insurers and superannuation funds in managing climate-related risks and opportunities as part of their existing risk management ... |
| | | | The New Zealand government has introduced world-first legislation that will require listed companies, banks, insurers and fund managers to make public climate risk-related disclosures. The legislation will affect not just New Zealand-domiciled entities ... |
| | | | ... significant growth in the sovereign space as well." Recent issuance has come from a wide range of sectors, led by utilities, banks, REITs and technology, JP Morgan noted. "We do think there needs to be an element of verification, whether that's a ... |
| | | | ... that valuations are high in certain parts of the market, saying "with extremely accommodative monetary policy, and central banks committed to supporting higher growth, the conditions do exist for further equity market upside; however, we are becoming ... |
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