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| | | ... a whole of organisation effort," Motto said. "That's the biggest barrier. The fact that this is new territory for many boards is why we include things like case studies. Because there is so much information out there, so many sustainability frameworks ... |
| | | | ... six companies still have no women on their board. In December 2019, AICD announced that percentage of women on ASX 200 boards had reached 30 per cent for the first time. As of 31 January 2020, women held 30.7 per cent of board seats on the ASX 200. "As ... |
| | | | ... investment risks, returns and reputation. We actively exercise share ownership rights and constructively engage with company boards about material ESG issues" Qantas Super had $8.45 billion in assets under management as of 31 July 2019. |
| | | | ... Colton, head of asset stewardship, Asia Pacific, SSGA CEO Cyrus Taraporevala announced in his annual letter to corporate boards that they will "take appropriate voting action" against board members at companies in the S&P 500, FTSE 350, ASX 100, TOPIX ... |
| | | | ... bushfire crisis, a couple of things became clear to us - one is that investors still have this overwhelming bias towards boards, and not taking positions against the recommendations of boards. We need for this to be reversed. The evidence that investors ... |
| | | | ... Australian Investment Council - the Australian peak body for private capital - and represents HESTA on several Fund Advisory Boards. He has also recently served as a director of the Climate Bonds Standards Board and as co-chair of the UN PRI Infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... target for 30% of board seats to be filled by women by the end of 2018. At the time, women made up 20 per cent of ASX 200 boards. "While the target was reached later than planned, this is a great achievement," said Angus Armour, AICD CEO and managing ... |
| | | | Company boards and directors are "challenged by important elements of non-financial risk management," according to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Matthew Bell, EY Oceania climate change and sustainability leader ASIC this ... |
| | | | ... account environmental, sustainability and governance (ESG) factors is now a mainstream investment issue for all fund trustee boards, their fiduciaries and the capital markets," said Christopher Page, Rainmaker managing director. Illustrating this, almost ... |
| | | | ... excessive leadership pay will drive retail investors to sell - 38% rank this in their top five. "Our research indicates that boards and management have a green light from shareholders to pursue genuine efforts to become more transparent, more honest ... |
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