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| | | ... Macfarlane at the Commonwealth Bank said "any large organisation that's focused on their contributions, both to the shareholders, to their customers and to their employees, can have an impact to the SDGs". With the vast extent and high ambitions for ... |
| | | | ... the risks thru time is the principal/agent risk - is the management actually going to act in the best interests of shareholders?,This is very well reflected by this governance pillar. Not only do you want good profitably, cash flow, and other indicators ... |
| | | | ... cyber security, and said that it felt the considerations should be points of discussion between company boards and shareholders. The HACK ETF is available to both wholesale and retail investors, and ETFs are often touted as less costly way for retail ... |
| | | | ... performance testing in collaboration with CSIRO," Evergen said. AMP Capital, CSIRO and a third, private investor are the shareholders in Evergen, Platt said. AMP Capital is providing technical know-how from its energy sector expertise in its infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... re-Âemergence of long-Âterm systemic risks to the financial sector and this is not in the interests of long-Âterm shareholders such as LGS and our members." |
| | | | ... of companies see as a cost. If it's done properly, it's not a cost. It's communicating issues about the company to shareholders so that we have a better understanding. Bennett notes, though, that policy and regulation has to be accompanied by enforcement ... |
| | | | ... conduct regarding data on emissions of diesel cars damaged the company's performance. "If people, customers, and shareholders view the behaviours of the company and the corporate leaders in this negative light, they make judgements about the company," ... |
| | | | ... politicians at odds with that. "If you look at the section on the resource companies, some of them are saying one thing to shareholders in public, but they're putting significant undisclosed shareholder money in another direction," said Caroline Le Couteur ... |
| | | | ... realisation around business as usual on the governance front as well as the disclosure front isn't going to satisfy shareholders anymore, or the market anymore. It's not just activist shareholders you have to worry about - it's the large institutional ... |
| | | | ... from companies about their sustainability performance," Parker said. "There's a lot more demand for information from shareholders and others, and therefore we have a lot more information to work with." |
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