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| | ... information technology and industrials, and the three industries with the smallest gender pay gaps are health care, financials and consumer staples. "Women have done fantastically well to achieve executive roles," Gould said. "If that's not enough to ... |
| | | ... variability among those other 10 policies, but they all have made commitments. "IEEFA has found that over 150 global financials have made commitments on coal - divestment and/or exclusion. AIA is one of the world's largest financial enterprises so ... |
| | | ... like healthcare." On the flip side, the portfolio does not hold much in the financial sector. We are very underweight financials," he said. "We only own one bank because we see that banks are a reflection of the economy, and many economies are heavily ... |
| | | ... sustainability report, the company outlines its PEMAF operating model, which stands for People, Earth, Markets, Assets and Financials. The report is intended to demonstrate where the company is moving in terms of commitments around a range of targets ... |
| | | ... Victoria. The top salary packages are for those working mining and metals, at an average remuneration of $42.,532, with financials on average paying $373,778, real estate paying $307,057, consumer discretionary and staples paying $298,417, and $268,143. ... |
| | | ... 11% compared to the 56 companies in 2018. The SDGs are mentioned by the majority of the companies in the Materials, Financials, and Consumer sectors, the report noted. The team looked at corporate sustainability reports from the top 150 Australian public-listed ... |
| | | ... ASX201-299 companies and found that four primary sectors within the cohort have an average of 30% or more women on boards - financials at 40%, healthcare at 44%consumer staples t 57% and utilities at 50%. Industrials and information technology have the ... |
| | | ... ASX201-299 companies and found that four primary sectors within the cohort have an average of 30% or more women on boards - financials at 40%, healthcare at 44%consumer staples t 57% and utilities at 50%. Industrials and information technology have the ... |
| | | The FASEA Code of Ethics should have stronger language regarding ethical investing, according to financial advisers participating in a panel discussion hosted by the Responsible Investment Association RIAA (RIAA). Alexandra Brown, founder, Invest with ... |
| | | ... performance, said Lucy Steed, CEO of Melior. "Energy has had a significant decline; we own no energy," she said. "In terms of financials, based on the Royal Commission, we have an underweight in financials, and financials have underperformed in this ... |
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