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| | ... region, including working with stock exchanges and development banks, supported by the governments of Australia, Switzerland, Sweden and others for its work in the region. Later in March, GRI will conduct workshops for more than 100 sustainability reporters ... |
| | | ... pull, it comes from asset owners, and there you see leadership across the world. If you think about the Nordics, particular Sweden, there is leadership coming from AP4 or AP3. You don't have a real push by the regulator or other ESG risk, but then you ... |
| | | ... co-founded last year by the United Nations Environment Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) the fourth National pension fund of Sweden, AP4, Europe's largest asset manager Amundi and CDP. In addition to LGS, the UK Environment Agency Pension Fund and the French ... |
| | | ... institutions co-filed the shareholder resolutions, including eight pension funds with assets of over $15bn: three AP Funds (Sweden), Connecticut (US), Ilmarinen (Finland), Greater Manchester (UK), West Midlands (UK) and West Yorkshire (UK). Resolution ... |
| | | ... Climate Bonds announced their commitment in New York at the opening of the UN Climate Summit. The signatories include ACTIAM, Sweden's AP1/ Forsta AP-Fonden, AP2/ Andra AP-Fonden, AP3/Tredje AP-Fonden, AP4/ Fjarde AP-Fonden, Aviva Investors, BNP Paribas ... |
| | | ... opinion poll popularity of Jakarta governor Joko Widodo in next year's presidential election. Norway, Singapore, Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Taiwan, Australia, Canada and New Zealand were the in the top 10 quintile for performance against ... |
| | | ... experience in managing socially responsible portfolios and socially screened assets. AP4 is one of five buffer funds in Sweden's national pension system. At year-end 2012, the fund's assets under management totalled SEK 230 billion. |
| | | ... which go beyond the standards in the Fourth Company Law Directive - the European Commission cites standards in the UK, Sweden, Spain, Denmark and France that have either been adopted or updated. "This proposal could be the vital catalyst that is needed ... |
| | | ... 1,000 and 10,000 employees across 10 different EU member states - Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, UK, Czech Republic, and Poland. Overall, the survey found that 68% of the sample companies make reference to "corporate social ... |
| | | ... but it's more liquid than credit," McCrum said. "The main issue isn't liquidity - it's that the issuance in places like Sweden and Japan is more retail driven. You can get more Yen exposure in green bonds, for example, but the issue is that the bonds ... |
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