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| | | ... million hectares of forests in 27 countries - Australia, New Zealand, USA, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Ireland, UK, Finland, Sweden, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, France, Poland, Spain, Portugal, Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos ... |
| | | | ... Resilience Index: Denmark Singapore Luxembourg Germany Switzerland United States 3 (Central region) United states 1 (East) Sweden Finland Austria Last year, FM Global announced it would offer policyholders world-wide approximately US$300 million in a ... |
| | | | ... interviewed family offices in the US, UK, Canada, China, Germany, India, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Sweden Switzerland, UAE, Denmark, France and Japan during February - March 2023. In 2021, Praemium released research finding Emerging ... |
| | | | ... five holdings in the fund is Nextera out of the US, Trane, US, Ball Corp, US, Infineon, Germany, and SIG Combibloc out of Sweden. Currently, industrials, materials and utilities sre the top three sectors. Since inception, last year, the fund has returned ... |
| | | | ... Kendall notes that issuance of impact bonds - both environmental and social - lags other markets in Europe such as Spain and Sweden. "As awareness of impact grows, the need to come out with a COVID recovery, which many are calling a green recovery, that ... |
| | | | ... government's action - or lack thereof - on climate. "Some governments and economies will start to be penalised by investors - Sweden isn't buying government bonds from a few countries, including Australia, and that trend will continue," Ryan noted. "I ... |
| | | | ... Santa Monica & Washington DC, USA; Medellin, Colombia; Montreal, Toronto & Vancouver, Canada; Paris, France; Stockholm, Sweden; Sydney, Australia; and Tokyo, Japan. "At the City of Sydney, we've been carbon neutral since 2007, and certified since 2011," ... |
| | | | ... board and executive percentages. The highest average rates of female directors are found in Norway (41%), France (39%) and Sweden (34%), but in terms of the average proportion of women in executive positions, developing countries such as Chile (29%) ... |
| | | | ... the largest labelled green bond issuers in descending order are Supranationals, USA, China, France, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Spain, Canada, Australia, India and Brazil, while New York City is amongst the largest sub-sovereign bond issuers in the ... |
| | | | ... Africa are likely to be the most adversely affected." BHP Billiton ranks second for water resilience, behind Boliden of Sweden. Rio Tinto did not respond to CDP's 2017 water questionnaire. CDP particularly highlighted recent weather events in northeast ... |
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