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| | | More than 70% of global fashion brands around the world could demonstrate at "at least some deliberate positive action" to support vulnerable workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the pandemic also exposed areas needing "vast improvement", according ... |
| | | | ... of ideas between investment teams," FSI identified high level risks in the equity and fixed income investment teams in consumer discretionary - in particular retailers, apparel and technology; health care supplies, energy and construction; and the emerging ... |
| | | | ... There is strong retail demand for responsible investing products, but the sector is still "confusing" and in need of both consumer and adviser education, according to a panel of experts. The Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) has released ... |
| | | | ... Bonds Standard. The report explores progress to date, best practice labelling, sustainability linked loans (SLL), green consumer loans and provides recommendations on developing the sector. "The green loans market in Australia and New Zealand is following ... |
| | | | ... at private wealth manager Bailey Roberts Group as an equities analyst and portfolio manager. Barnes is now focusing on consumer stocks as a member of the domestic equities team. Mironeko joined Alphinity after seven years with McKinsey in its Sydney ... |
| | | | The majority of major superannuation funds are not disclosing their portfolio holdings, according to research from Rainmaker Information. Rainmaker's just completed 2020 Super Fund Portfolio Holdings Study found only 27 major super funds, about ... |
| | | | Note: this article was first written in 2018 Overview The ethical conduct, trustworthiness and 'social licence to operate' of a company matter to the community and consumers, especially in a post-GFC world. But what about shareholders? They ... |
| | | | ... metals, at an average remuneration of $42.,532, with financials on average paying $373,778, real estate paying $307,057, consumer discretionary and staples paying $298,417, and $268,143. Salaries for heads of remuneration were 12% higher at ASX-listed ... |
| | | | ... Kidney, CEO Climate Bonds Initiative. "Australia has enormous potential to marry solar and storage combinations at both consumer and national level. This new transaction from Brighte points to that future." NAB has participated in a number of transactions ... |
| | | | ... the downgrades were relatively minor, versus the companies in the bottom half." Chopra highlighted Asia-Pacific based consumer discretionary companies - companies with above-median ESG scores saw downgrades that were more than 5%, whereas companies with ... |
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