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| | | ... its report. "The financially excluded in Australia have increasingly relied on alternatives such as payday lending and consumer leasing to access cash and household goods. Improvements in technology have led to numerous start-ups in this segment of the ... |
| | | | Teachers Mutual Bank and National Australia Bank (NAB) are the two Australian companies to be listed in the Ethisphere Institute's Most Ethical Companies for 2015. The two banks joined Brazil's Banco do Brasil S.A. in the Banks: National category of ... |
| | | | ... from a fossil fuel free lender, which hits that market in the middle." Future Home Loans will launch nationally with a consumer-driven campaign, Verwey said. Meanwhile, Future Super has reached 1550 members and has more than AU$35 million in assets under ... |
| | | | The Victoria Funds Management Corporation (VFMC) has announced that it will divest from direct investments in equity of tobacco manufacturers. VFMC is a AU$46.6 billion state-owned funds manager for a number of public authorities and bodies. Divestment ... |
| | | | ... hoping to show that doing things differently to 'business as usual' has benefits for everyone - the supplier and the consumer." The first set of results to be available from mid-2015, QUT and Bondor said. "As always, we are excited to be a part of this ... |
| | | | ... Capital The 37 companies that make up the ASX's food and beverage sector are exposed to thematic drives including "changing consumer behaviour, regulatory change, resources constraints and climate change, population growth and increased demand for food," ... |
| | | | ... our members embrace that opportunity and what are the front and centre issues for our industry?" O'Connor noted that consumer demand for responsible investment products is most clearly articulated by younger people at the beginning of their careers and ... |
| | | | Companies are "inconsistent in recognising risks and taking action"on deforestation risks from major agricultural commodities in their supply chain, according to CDP. Katie McCoy, head of forests, CDP While more than 90% of companies see opportunities ... |
| | | | ... phase," Gayer said. "The region is changing enormously - you have the demographic shift where people are joining the consumer class, and that puts pressures on company practices, whether it's producing clothing in Bangladesh or producing cars in china. ... |
| | | | It is time to re-examine the principle that shareholder interests are paramount in business decision-making, according to a new paper by Governance Institute of Australia. Judith Fox, director, policy, Governance Institute of Australia The Governance ... |
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