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| | | ... research and advisory firm Information Services Group (ISG). A doubling down of sustainability initiatives amid growing climate awareness and regulation has corporates rushing to comply with mandatory sustainability disclosure laws. The first tranche ... |
| | | | ... Williams has held leadership roles at the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI), the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) and the Responsible Investment Association of Australasia (RIAA). She has also given advice on sustainable investing ... |
| | | | More asset managers and banks are dropping like flies from climate-focused initiatives, leaving ESG groups scrambling to stay relevant. Following the exit of four Canadian banks, the Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) has now bade farewell to JPMorgan ... |
| | | | Zenith's Dugald Higgins is adamant that ESG is here to stay - despite the Coalition's plans to scrap climate reporting requirements if elected. The negative political sentiment around ESG and climate reporting are not going to do away with ESG considerations ... |
| | | | ... combining financial data with environment, industry and scientific expertise. Carbon Tracker researches the impact of climate change on financial markets. The independent non-profit popularised the nation of the 'carbon bubble' to describe the collapse ... |
| | | | ... the Capacity Investment Scheme and Renewable Energy Zones are not enough, both argue. CEIG calls on the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water to redesign NEM market settings to ensure both the coordination and the financeability ... |
| | | | ... fail or targets mysteriously vanish, there is limited reaction and no accountability. ESG ratings often ignore missed climate targets, the research published in Nature Climate Change found. Nearly 10% of the 1041 firms that set 2020 emissions targets ... |
| | | | ... business practices," NAB group executive for business and private banking Rachel Slade said. NAB is training bankers on climate risk, while CEFC provides resources for potential clients to calculate eligibility and estimate baseline emissions. CEFC co-developed ... |
| | | | ... grade market information, he said. "Australian investors have increasingly demanded reliable and consistent reporting on climate and sustainability - with dependable assurance key to increasing confidence in the reporting," he said. According to the ... |
| | | | ... upward trend in demand for ESG professionals, fuelled by a skills shortage and legislative changes including mandatory climate-related disclosures. Salaries across the sector rose, but within each role pay levels remained stagnant. There is a notable ... |
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