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| | | ... current executives probably won't be around then, so the short-term signposts start to get us there," King said. "You could fashion arguments that it should fall into STI as well as LTI." Part of the discussion of how to align executive remuneration ... |
| | | | ... snapshot for those buildings," he said. "In most cases, companies are already gathering most of this data in a siloed fashion. They're stored in different warehouse, so we engage with the existing telematics onsite and ingest the data." To manage ... |
| | | | ... she said. "For example, if you look at Rio - and we were dealing with them at quite a high level in an active ownership fashion, while we were engaging with executives and board members there, their employees were also demanding answers of senior management ... |
| | | | ... industries with high impacts on biodiversity in their operations or value chains: Food; infrastructure and mobility; energy; fashion. Together, these account for approximately 90% of global biodiversity loss, the report notes. "[Biodiversity] is broader ... |
| | | | ... industries with high impacts on biodiversity in their operations or value chains: Food; infrastructure and mobility; energy; fashion. Together, these account for approximately 90% of global biodiversity loss, the report notes. "[Biodiversity] is broader ... |
| | | | ... categorises as "integrated", with 44% of the companies addressing their impact on the SDGs in a more superficial "tick-box" fashion. In order to avoid "rainbow washing" that evidence of claimed alignment with an SDG must be backed up by evidence of impact. ... |
| | | | ... billion doses of various vaccines by the end of the year to cover at least 20% of countries' populations in an equitable fashion. "That is still about a fifth of the target population, which is still very far from achieving herd immunity," Tan noted. ... |
| | | | ... to address environmental ownership of carbon, water and waste, our approach allows them to do so in a risk-controlled fashion while also targeting better risk adjusted returns," he said. Dear noted that just because a company's C02e emissions are ... |
| | | | 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 ... |
| | | | ... regulators and companies, and we have expressed that in a perfect world, we would be able to ask the questions in a live fashion at a meeting and respond to what a company has said and how they answer the question, and we'd be able to respond with follow ... |
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