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| | | ... Australia with no and low interest loans since 2005, Good Shepherd Microfinance said. One in six, or 3.3 million adult Australians, is financially excluded and unable to access a bank account, small credit or insurance policy, Good Shepherd Microfinance ... |
| | | | ... to design and implement the program. The FIAP Partnership Group estimates that reducing financial exclusion amongst Australians, particularly women, could contribute an estimated AU$2.9 billion per year to gross domestic product (GDP) over a ten year ... |
| | | | The vast majority of the largest 50 superannuation funds have established some form of responsible investment approach across at least one asset class, but there is a variety of comprehensiveness across the industry, according to the inaugural Superfund ... |
| | | | ... Money3 and Cash Converters, raising concerns over companies' standards in lending policies to financially vulnerable Australians. UCA Funds Management has excluded Cash Converters from its universe of investible companies. UCA Funds Management CEO Michael ... |
| | | | ... and university students to go over there and contribute to running the project. That feeds that next generation of Australians who will run the next social enterprises." The investment from Pangaea will assist Pollinate Energy as it shifts from being ... |
| | | | The Asian-Pacific financial industry has made a "significant shift" towards embedding climate risk and responsible investment into core business, but more work is needed in the region, according to a new report from the new Asia Investor Group on Climate ... |
| | | | Australians are the biggest gamblers in the world, losing more money per adult on gambling than any other developed country. The average loss for each Australian who gambled was $1,500, according to a government inquiry in 2010. It also found the costs ... |
| | | | Australians perceive large corporations, the banking, finance and insurance sector, and politicians at every level of government as unethical, according to a new Ethics Index released by the Governance Institute of Australia. Steven Burrell, chief executive ... |
| | | | ... investment as well - high traffic, high demand, and the potential for best impact." One in six, or 3.1 million adult Australians, is financially excluded and unable to access a bank account, small credit or insurance policy, Good Shepherd Microfinance ... |
| | | | ... into payday lending and goods rental "actually made a difference for the credit services available to lower income Australians = real social impact," among other comments, according to ESG RA. ESG RA received nomination for 22 pieces of research conducted ... |
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