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| | | ... around the technological change. No one foresaw the capabilities of battery storage two years ago, but now that there are a few in operation, you can see how they perform. The question becomes, what's next out there in the space. That's a challenge. ... |
| | | | ... is, if that doesn't happen to coincide with where the market rate return is," Klopp said. "We have experienced this quite a few times, you know. People hear about impact and implicitly, they assume you're going to go to Africa with their pension saving ... |
| | | | ... strong inflows, low out flows and positive investment performance. "Ethical investing has had a very strong run in the last few years," said Phil Vernon, Australian Ethical managing director. "In the last two to three years, we've definitely come to ... |
| | | | ... performance, we will be recommending that our members vote against those remuneration reports." ACSI again noted that there are too few female CEOs in the ASX200 to analyse gender pay equality. There are four women who are CEOs of ASX100 companies, and ... |
| | | | Australian companies continue to improve their sustainability reporting, with focus on environmental issues such as climate change and water, however there are still laggards that are not reporting sufficiently or at all on sustainability issues, according ... |
| | | | ... there has been less activity around environmental and social dimensions, "with the possible exception of gender equality. Few active equity managers in Japan appear to be addressing wider sustainability concerns such as carbon emissions in a material ... |
| | | | Women now account for 30% of board positions across the ASX100, and 27.7% of the ASX200, according to the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD). The year to date female appointment rate for ASX200 boards stands at 49%, down from 50% for the ... |
| | | | ... they're doing corporate engagements. There are exclusions across 60% of funds. 94% have voting policies in place, and very few are voting in immediate line with proxy advisors and boards. There is a lot of fairly time-intensive work and implementation ... |
| | | | ... priorities millennials desire, but take issue with how business is investing those profits," Deloitte reported. "There are few things employers can do," Brown said. "We saw in the research that Millennials and Gen Z think that the culture of the work ... |
| | | | ... and financial value," said Louise Davidson, chief executive of ACSI. "You've seen a lot of examples of that over the last few weeks, AMP is a great example of that, where a company has really lost its social license to operate for the moment, and once ... |
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