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| | | The consortium of philanthropists and investors behind the purchase of the AAP Newswire have labelled the transaction an impact investment motivated by a desire to protect media diversity in Australia. The deal that was announced earlier this month ... |
| | | | Global carbon emissions could fall by more than 5% in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but it would take a COVID-19-like event every year until 2050 to limit global warming to 1.5c in temperature rise, according AXA Investment Managers (AXA IM). Lise ... |
| | | | ... philosophy and E S and G," she said. "We're long term investors, we take a long term view on ESG risks, we're a long-term shareholder, and we're a bottom up fundamental analyst house, a capability to identify and integrate ESG into the investment decision-making." ... |
| | | | The World Economic Forum (WEF) has identified six critical systemic risks that require a transformational investment approach to convert those risks to sustainable returns. Helga Birgden, global business leader, responsible investment and partner, Mercer ... |
| | | | ... governance," Kendall said. "But if you look at a lot of the third party models, they will also have indicators around shareholder rights - the ability to remove directors and influence boards - that are less relevant for bondholders. As a fixed income ... |
| | | | Digital human rights issues such as data privacy, cybersecurity and social impacts of AI can pose risks to companies, and protection of digital human rights take on new considerations in the post-COVID-19 era, according to Robeco. Masja Zandbergen ... |
| | | | ... environment ACCR has released Two Steps Forward, One Step Back, examining how Australia's largest super funds voted on shareholder proposals between 2017 and 2019. Amongst the research, the report found that aggregate support for all shareholder proposals ... |
| | | | ... principles. "I believe that the current situation - the COVID-19 crisis - gives us a chance to rethink capitalism, rethink shareholder primacy and recognise that we are going beyond Friedman - business now has to interact with government to do business," ... |
| | | | ... has hit.... We still have overtly tightened expectations from regulators, from investors, and we still have a lot of shareholder activity, both in terms of engagement and proxy votes on this issue." The COVID-19 pandemic and the concomitant systemic ... |
| | | | ... company managements in its portfolios and how it casts its proxy votes, and influencing its advocacy efforts to protect shareholder rights. Maria Elena Drew, director of research, responsible investing at T. Rowe Price noted that disclosure of climate ... |
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