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| | | ... bodies, representing Challenger on the FSC ESG Working Group, the Responsible Investment Association Australasia Human Rights Working Group, and Investors Against Slavery and Trafficking. In other moves, AusBiotech - dedicated to the development, growth ... |
| | | | ... investments in Australia, the success of RIAA's Sustainable Classifications Initiative, and the AI toolkit for human rights. The RIAA annual conference is happening in Sydney on May 28-29, where crucial topics like global investment trends, policy ... |
| | | | ... for investors to help shape the course of the debate, [gain] insights from across the portfolios, understand how human rights due diligence has been operationalised and where it's making a difference," Evans said. Evans encouraged investors to work ... |
| | | | ... bodies, representing Challenger on the FSC ESG Working Group, the Responsible Investment Association Australasia Human Rights Working Group, and Investors Against Slavery and Trafficking. |
| | | | ... Investors are continuing to engage on responsible investment issues such as climate related risks, governance, and human rights and social issues, new analysis from the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) show. The analysis shows investors are ... |
| | | | ... relation to the climate transition and maintain rigorous standards to ensure they don't inadvertently contribute to human rights issues. The committee also highlighted growing concerns around the banks' continued lending to the gas industry and other ... |
| | | | ... level controversies. These include anticompetitive practices, privacy and data security, product safety and quality, human rights concerns, and labour rights and supply chain controversies. Some of Australia's largest superannuation funds hold investments ... |
| | | | ... Scottish Widows Ethical Fund avoids investments in companies involved in social problems, destruction of human life, human rights or labour abuses, environmental damage, animal testing for cosmetics, irresponsible corporate practices. Joop Huij, head ... |
| | | | ... companies behave ethically and responsibly. "Investors understand that big tech, social media and AI can have huge human rights and environmental implications, and can negatively impact democracy, social stability and even economies," Parker said. "Stewardship... ... |
| | | | ... BIAT. The Asia Pacific region is more financially exposed to palm oil, rubber, and pulp and paper, the report found. Human rights violations, including forced and child labour, and Indigenous displacement, have been identified in deforestation-linked ... |
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