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| | | ... country's total treasury debt amounted to US$38.4 trillion as at January 9. Debt held by the public came to US$30.81 trillion. Japan has the largest stake in the securities with more than US$1.2 trillion, followed by the UK and China with about US$888 ... |
| | | | ... its biggest export - coal. As it stands, Australia and Indonesia are the region's largest coal exporters, while India, Japan and China are the largest importers. "As the world's largest coal exporter in value terms, model simulations show that ... |
| | | | ... leadership, Singtel Group conducted its first climate risk analysis in 2014 and became the first company in Asia (excluding Japan) to have science-based emissions targets approved by the Science Based Targets initiative in 2017. Two years ago, the group ... |
| | | | ... strategy and portfolio solutions. It's a return to Sustainalytics, however. Tapscott previously served as head of APAC ex Japan for one year. Previously based in Sydney, Tapscott has served as executive manager, responsible investing and corporate ... |
| | | | ... outdated hydrogen-based and carbon-capture technology pathways. Companies in South Korea, Australia and New Zealand, and Japan face the highest policy pressures due to carbon pricing and ambitious climate targets, while Indian and emerging ASEAN markets ... |
| | | | ... that resilience investments can mitigate financial losses and enhance long-term returns Assets situated in Indonesia and Japan - countries where 60% or more of surveyed firms reported recent impacts from natural disasters - are among regions most exposed ... |
| | | | ... members include the UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association (UKSIF), US Sustainable Investment Forum (US SIF), Japan Sustainable Investment Forum (JSIF) and European Sustainable Investment Forum (Eurosif). Eurosif executive director Aleksandra ... |
| | | | ... UK, Ireland, France, Spain, and Australia, with plans to expand worldwide including Germany, the Netherlands, the USA, and Japan. It allows organisations to report and compare their impact globally across all territories they are active in. |
| | | | ... rising globally as governments increasingly build nuclear energy into long-term infrastructure and decarbonisation plans. Japan targets around 20% of its energy consumption to be nuclear by 2040, while the US aims to triple capacity by 2050. It recently ... |
| | | | ... $6.1 billion ($3.2 billion by Australian government agencies and $2.9 billion from foreign allied governments like the US, Japan, South Korea and Canada), which is a significant amount for an industry with a total global trade of less than $6.2 billion ... |
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