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| | | ... heads. There are opportunities for investors in the region where companies stay ahead of emerging trends, particularly in the China market. This comes as an analysis of Chinese listed companies has found that those that invest in ESG-related projects ... |
| | | | ... 1.5°C -degrees, and found a predicted 2050 emissions reduction gap would be equivalent to current emissions produced by China and USA. The tool is designed to help investors understand and make decisions about investments in different sectors, indices ... |
| | | | ... billion and include 63 working for multi-family offices. The global study interviewed family offices in the US, UK, Canada, China, Germany, India, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Sweden Switzerland, UAE, Denmark, France and Japan during ... |
| | | | ... Framework, with the first assessments to be published in summer 2023. The banks to be assessed include Bank of America, Bank of China, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutschebank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, ING, and JP Morgan. The assessments ... |
| | | | ... be the trigger for rapid uptake of EVs in a country. After Norway achieved 5%, sales jumped to nearly 15% the next year. China is following Norway's lead, only a couple years behind. After a 5% share in 2020, EV sales in China jumped to a 16% share in ... |
| | | | ... nickel, with 45% of global supply as of 2021. The Philippines has 17%, Russia 9%, New Caledonia 8%, Ausrerlia 7%, Canada 6%, China 5% and Brazil 3%. "Indonesia has grown from a moderately small source of supply to the largest, and indeed, singlehandedly ... |
| | | | ... Australia and South Africa, Hurricane Ian in the US, hailstorms in France, winter storms in Europe, and droughts in Europe, China, and the Americas. Data from the Insurance Council of Australia indicates that the 2022 storms and floods that impacted ... |
| | | | ... Australia's economy to slow this year as the cost of living squeeze tightens. Other economies are already in recession, while the China Covid-19 resurgence is negative for regional growth and Australian business interests. Asset values have repriced ... |
| | | | ... implications are for Australian companies that are part of global supply chains as well. "If you're exporting iron ore to China that is manufactured into steel that is exported to the EU, that will be implicated," Nelson said. "There is an opportunity ... |
| | | | ... sure there are moneys flowing and getting over the political wrangling over loss and damage money. It was important to see China put forward money into loss and damage. That should end the political posturing that this is just about compensation from ... |
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