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| | | ... responsible investments in the next 1 to 5 years." RIAA commissioned Lonergan Research to conduct the survey, which finds that consumer demand for responsible and ethical investment is increasing. "Consumer sentiment mirrors the continuing growth in ... |
| | | | With the maturing of the responsible investment market, the focus of the industry is shifting from justifying the case for ESG-management techniques on how to use the tools to allocate capital and shape the future Australian economy. Simon O'Connor ... |
| | | | The Clean Energy Innovation Fund and Right Click Capital have invested US$7 million (approx. AU$8.99 million) into Australian renewable energy start-up Redback Technologies. Philip Livingston, Redback Technologies founder and managing director The equity ... |
| | | | The forthcoming launch of new retail superannuation funds points to an interesting trend - a focus on member-centric technology, more focused investment offerings and out-front messaging putting responsible/ethical investment at the centre of the offering. ... |
| | | | ... previous corresponding period to 35,352. "What we attribute the strong growth to is really, just the rise of the conscious consumer," said Phil Vernon, Australian Ethical managing director. "What is happening in the marketplace now is a breakdown of ... |
| | | | The Good Money retail stores pioneered by Good Shepherd Microfinance in partnership with the National Australia Bank (NAB) and state governments have turned five. L-R: Adam Mooney, Chief Executive Officer at Good Shepherd Microfinance, Corinne Proske ... |
| | | | The Sustainable Melbourne Fund (SMF) and the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) have extended their partnership to double the number of local governments in Victoria offering Environmental Upgrade Finance (EUF). Scott Bocskay, CEO, Sustainable ... |
| | | | ... sectors yet to face the impact of disruption such as funds management." Calastone found that Australia's financial and consumer discretionary sectors showed the greatest concentration of technologists in the ASX100, each representing 20% of all technologists ... |
| | | | The responsible investment sector in New Zealand has seen a massive influx of funds in 2016, with negatively screened funds growing by over 2500% and reaching a total of NZ$42.7 billion, according to the Responsible Investment Association Australasia ... |
| | | | ... significant increases in exclusions focused on human rights and nuclear energy. "That really reflects this increasing client/consumer demand," O'Connor said. "There is a strong signal from consumers that their investments avoid some of the more harmful ... |
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