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| | | ... corporate controversies, such as Foxconn, Sun Hung Kai Properties, HSBC and Boshiwa have led to increased interest in the impact of environment, social and governance factors on financial returns, however, to date there has been a lack of freely available ... |
| | | | ... worst employee scores returned 3%, demonstrating that issues concerning employee health, safety and turnover can have an impact on shareholder value. Christensen said that rolling out this process into Australia over the coming year will not be a cookie-cutter ... |
| | | | ... material issues, including better community engagement, the desire for more locally focused information and the economic impact of operations. "We already knew that different types of stakeholder would priorities issues differently," Black said. "But ... |
| | | | The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) guidelines can contribute to reducing reporting costs and improving reporting efficiency in Australia's public sector, according to research commissioned by GRI's Focal Point Australia. An analysis of six different ... |
| | | | ... SEDIF was established to improve social enterprises' access to finance to help them grow their business and increase the impact of their work in their communities and matches private investment. SEDIF allocated AU$10m to SEFA, and SEFA brought another ... |
| | | | ... events, "[g]rowing demand for palm oil, soy, beef, and other agri-commodities creates increasing pressure for land, which can impact timberland highest and best use (HBU) value and rural land markets," and "[c]oncerns about land grabbing and agricultural ... |
| | | | ... SEDIF was established to improve social enterprises' access to finance to help them grow their business and increase the impact of their work in their communities. Foresters Social Enterprise Solutions Fund is funded by both by SEDIF and by an AU$6m ... |
| | | | ... factors, and NAB is working to integrate natural capital into its consideration of capital risks, such as perceived level of impact and dependence a sector has on natural capital or ecosystem services, and the perceived preparedness of a company for ... |
| | | | ... pricing of externalities, which Towers Watson defines as "spillovers and unintended consequences of investments" and their impact on the financial and non-financial aspects of investments. Towers Watson developed the framework with the participation ... |
| | | | ... renewable energy." The CEC noted in its submission that bringing forward forms of renewable energy formation is likely to impact on the supply of large-scale generation certificates (LGC), the credits that are generated based on the amount of renewable ... |
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