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| | | ... Rosenberg Equities. "When it comes to integrating ESG, what we need is ESG coverage that is similarly broad. We also have a few other requirements for data including comparability, stability of scoring framework, and what we refer to as good 'data ... |
| | | | ... bonds over the last year, and we expect the market to continue to grow in this space. The green bond market has existed for a few years now and has developed significantly. We have a solid green asset pool, but uniquely, we have a strong social asset ... |
| | | | The Australian listed equities benchmark has slightly less unmanaged environmental, social and governance (ESG) risk than benchmarks in the US, UK and Canada, with the exception of the Australian materials sector, which has relatively more risk than ... |
| | | | ... basically, the easy wins can be gained in the short term, but actually, it's much harder to fake over the long term. There are a few companies - Treasury Wine Estates, for example, where you have high performing, where a company has shot the lights out ... |
| | | | ... 1.5 degrees, so we think it would be wise for companies to be testing their scenarios against that," Davidson said. Further, few companies are disclosing long-term, emissions-reduction targets of net zero emissions by 2050, and Comparability of climate ... |
| | | | ... and push to aligning products - be it super, managed funds or ETFs, with responsible investment practices. It often takes a few years to the new products to gain momentum. A number are ticking over their three year milestone, and you see that driving ... |
| | | | ... linked to investment performance and I think the Australian market has seen that more clearly than other markets in the last few years. The second big driver is the demand side driver. That's at retail and institutional level, and I do think that demand ... |
| | | | ... new blood, something dramatic like new leadership, new incentive structures, and you need to have buy-in, not just the top few managers doing that, that's another failure - you bring in a new CEO, he brings in a few execs and that's it. You need buy-in ... |
| | | | ... change and sustainability services at EY. "With the Royal Commission closing the curtain on its recent investigations and a few other things such as human rights legislation in Parliament, we are looking down the barrel of addressing corporate trust ... |
| | | | ... with stringent safety standards. Many of the products in use currently are unlikely to achieve re-registration in the next few years, creating demand for safer alternatives. The cost to develop a new crop protection product averages US$250 million and ... |
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