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| | | TelstraSuper has backed Apostle Funds Management's new global carbon credit fund, which offers exposure to carbon prices through five major global markets. The Apostle Global Carbon Credit Fund offers exposure to global carbon markets for sophisticated ... |
| | | | ... its MySuper option, with Active Super in second place with 10.10%, HOSTPLUS with 10.03%, AustralianSuper on 10.01% and Telstra Super's MySuper option in fifth place on 9.91% |
| | | | ... Climate Active scheme has certified Australian businesses including AGL, AGL, Energy Australia, Origin Energy, Ampol and Telstra. "However, polling by the Australia Institute published today shows that while 85% of Australians have heard of the term ... |
| | | | ... its MySuper option, with Active Super in second place with 10.10%, HOSTPLUS with 10.03%, AustralianSuper on 10.01% and Telstra Super's MySuper option in fifth place on 9.91% The ESG Leaders include: This is the second year that Rainmaker has assessed ... |
| | | | ... Cbus Super, Equipsuper, Colonial First State, HESTA, HostPlus, Mercer, Mine Super, NGS Super, QSuper, REST, SunSuper, Telstra Super, UniSuper and Vision Super. The 10 remaining funds that make up the 30 largest funds have not disclosed a complete proxy ... |
| | | | ... an ETF around that." The fund's top ten companies by shareholding include Bank of Queensland, Coles, Suncorp, Westpac, Telstra, Fletcher Building, TPG Telecom, Healius, Orora and Bendigo and Adelaide Bank, according to the Australian Ethical website. ... |
| | | | ... companies that use carbon offsetting: AGL Energy, ANZ, Dexus, Felix (TPG Telecom), GPT, Lendlease, Lion, NAB, NEXTDC, Qantas, Telstra and Westpac. Greenpeace is engaging with companies with the aim of seeing those companies set targets to go to 100% ... |
| | | | A group of investors including QIC, the Future Fund, and AGL have completed the acquisition of Tilt Renewables. The Powering Australian Renewables (PowAR) consortium, which is led by QIC in conjunction with co-investors including Aware Super, Hostplus ... |
| | | | Four new financial institutions have joined Climate League 2030, an initiative seeking further Australian emissions reductions of at least 230 million tonnes a year by the end of the decade. ISPT, Teachers Mutual Bank, TelstraSuper and U Ethical have ... |
| | | | ... recently sought certification under the Australian Government's Climate Active program and are awaiting the outcome." Telstra has a defined Climate Change Plan and is a member of the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) as well as ... |
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