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| | | Sustainalytics, the independent ESG research and analysis firm, has opened an office in Sydney. Catalina Secreteanu, head of Australia, Sustainalytics The new office in Sydney enables Sustainalytics to "better serve its investment management and pension ... |
| | | | ... founding Australian representative to the UN Global Compact who is currently undertaking research at the University Technology Sydney Centre for Corporate Governance. "... Corporate governance people are becoming more aware and more interested in challenging ... |
| | | | ... manage and monitor human rights impacts in at a recent discussion sponsored by MSCI and hosted by AMP Capital Investors in Sydney. The panel was moderated by The Sustainability Report. The panel included Alice Cope, executive manager of the UN Global ... |
| | | | ... Responsible Financial Markets A Preliminary Paper on Industry Priorities at its annual responsible investment conference in Sydney on Thursday. The paper calls for changes that will result in two main objectives - focusing capital on the long term "which ... |
| | | | ... serious about this," said Dr Joanna Joanna Nash, research analyst in BlackRock's global Scientific Active Equity team in Sydney. "It's more than just the talking we hear about the politicians, but investors are serious. They're asking us and other fund ... |
| | | | ... that did not respond to CDP's climate change investor information request in 2015 included Westfield Group, Transurban, Sydney Airport, Lend Lease, Coca Cola Amatil, James Hardie Industries, AusNet Services, Bank of Queensland, Harvey Norman, BlueScope ... |
| | | | ... and sustainability across a large portfolio." Bradford starts in her role on 16 November and will be located in Cbus's Sydney offices. Cbus is an AU$31 billion industry superannuation fund with more than 720,000 members. See Also: Louise Davidson appointed ... |
| | | | ... when it comes to the business response to climate change, according to a new book. Professor Chris Wright, University of Sydney Business School In Climate Change, Capitalism and Corporations : Processes of Creative Self-Destruction, Professor Christopher ... |
| | | | ... Investment Management, Shell, Ricoh, Siemens, Schneider Electric, Swiss Re, UCA Funds Management, Unilever, University of Sydney, Veolia, VicSuper and Westpac. The seven commitments of the We Mean Business coalition: Committed to adopt a science-based ... |
| | | | ... by 2020, and has a target to source 25% of the municipality's electricity from renewables by 2018." See Also: Melbourne, Sydney join Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance City of Melbourne looks to commercial solar installation |
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