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| | | With material human rights issues rising on the agenda for companies and their investors, non-governmental organisations are flagging sexual harassment in garment factories as a source of risk, both in terms of productivity losses and reputational risks ... |
| | | | ... station business you will need to anticipate how electric vehicles will be recharged, whether there will be a demand for retail charging stations (or will cars recharge at home or the car park), whether you need to move from quick convenience store sales ... |
| | | | ... investors in sustainability," said Chris Nunn, head of sustainability, real estate, at AMP Capital. "Institutional and retail investors and their underlying membership have an increasing interest in sustainability. We have much more interest in our sustainability ... |
| | | | ... "Healthcare and aged care property assets are not as exposed to the economic cycle as other types of large scale commercial or retail property investments we have in the portfolio," Sawtell-Rickson said. "We believe the strategy and approach we will ... |
| | | | Ausbil Investment Management has become the first Australian fund manager to sign up to the Investor Declaration on Plastic Pollution (IDPP), a declaration citing plastic pollution as a clear risk to the environment and to the branding of companies ... |
| | | | ... portfolios for more than 10 years. Last year, CFS launched Baillie Gifford's Long Term Global Growth Fund (LTGG) to Australian retail investors "The launch of the LTGG Fund brought Baillie Gifford's unique investment capability to the Australian retail ... |
| | | | ... other areas as well. Last month, ASIC clarified two guidances - Regulatory Guide 228 Prospectuses: Effective disclosure for retail investors; and Regulatory Guide 247 Effective disclosure in an operating and financial review, to update information pertaining ... |
| | | | ... the Responsible Investment Association Australasia and the UN Global Compact. "Australian investors - whether they are retail, wholesale or institutional - are becoming more climate-aware and increasingly seeking domestic green infrastructure opportunities ... |
| | | | A majority of Australian retail investors would accept lower financial returns if companies always acted ethically towards customers, employees and the community, according to new KPMG research. The report is based around a nationwide survey of 1,510 ... |
| | | | ... according to a statement from the Climate Bonds Initiative. "Issuing a green bond is an important milestone for QSCF and the retail property sector globally, and is an endorsement of QIC GRE's progress and ongoing focus on sustainability," said Michael ... |
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