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| | ... 2.3 years. "There is still uncertainty about whether the talent pool will be sufficient to meet the needs across all industries," says Gvalda. "Ensuring there is enough depth and quality in the ESG talent market will be a critical challenge for organisations ... |
| | | ... decarbonisation we need to see, particularly given how fundamentally interlinked the bulk of global emissions are across industries." She said collaborative efforts like CA100+ are a "critical tool" to support companies in reducing emissions. Recently ... |
| | | ... exposure of their balance sheet. Revenue raised through a carbon price could support emission-intensive trade-exposed industries and vulnerable communities through a just transition. "The beauty of carbon pricing is it doesn't pick winners; it allows ... |
| | | ... had accurately disclosed the ESG screening limitations and the fund's exposure to issuers engaged in the excluded industries." "Although it cannot be demonstrated that any investor suffered financial loss by Vanguard's misleading conduct, investors ... |
| | | Investors in rural industries may face reputational and legal risk, as a new report warns 16,400 people are trapped in modern slavery in NSW. Agriculture, horticulture and meat processing in rural and regional areas, as well as labour hire companies ... |
| | | ... public commitments, set expectations of clients, perform ongoing due diligence, and publicly report progress annually. Industries most destructive to nature include agriculture, infrastructure, and resource extraction -notably, palm oil, soya, cattle ... |
| | | ... overcoming the barriers to reducing emissions we can make the Australian economy more prosperous while creating new industries and jobs, improving our energy security, protecting the environment, and reducing the cost of living." "This requires a major ... |
| | | ... achievement recognised," Su said. Enablers are companies characterised with significant ESG success with their customers or industries, while Reformers stand for "former bad actors" with a willingness to transition to greener solutions. Entities contributing ... |
| | | ... through norm-setting, frameworks and measurements put in place, and now we are in a place of impact and results. But in industries like fossil fuels, where the core business faces potential obsolescence, confrontational engagement can be ineffective ... |
| | | ... risk and governance professional with over 20 years experience in the banking, finance, consulting and superannuation industries. Before working at UniSuper, he spent three years at Deloitte and 16 years at National Australia Bank. Interestingly, Gentilin ... |
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