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| | | ... immediately. Clitheroe has been with Partners Group for two years, reporting to Jonathan Abraham, who runs the wholesale business, alongside Andrew Kateiva, who looks after institutional clients. He landed at Partners Group from PIMCO, where he spent ... |
| | | | ... Newfield said. "As a bonus, Lucy is multi-lingual, including Japanese language skills, which will be useful for our Japanese business and our ongoing efforts there where there is a strong interest from local asset owners around investing in real assets." ... |
| | | | ... Advisers has taken steps to strengthen its research team through a series of new hires and promotions in response to strong business growth. Matthew Gadsden, who previously served as the head of global equities research, has been appointed to the newly ... |
| | | | ... commitments. He called the West Australian pushback "a blatantly self-interested campaign run by the resources industry and peak business groups". ACF analysis last month found the Albanese government, which committed to 'no new extinctions' in 2022 ... |
| | | | ... turning away from considering ESG factors as material to their success. "Businesses decide what is material to their business. These companies have already invested in sustainability reporting, and they are unlikely to stop," Higgins said. "While today's ... |
| | | | ... McDonald is the chair of Beef Australia and a non-executive director of Regal Asian Investments Limited. "Adelaide's business acumen and her experience of listed investment companies will be an asset to our board, as we continue to navigate changing ... |
| | | | ... from 72% to 66% in just one year. This trend also played out in recent findings from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. A group of researchers surveyed retail investors annually for three years, finding in the first year - 2022 - that Millennial ... |
| | | | ... accountability of emissions targets ending in 2030 and 2050." The paper's authors were Xiaoyan Jiang from NYU Stern School of Business, Shawn Kim from UC Berkeley, and Shirley Lu from Harvard University. Measuring the implications of failure and whether ... |
| | | | ... potential right across our economy," said CEFC executive director, debt markets Richard Lovell. "This includes exciting new business opportunities for a diverse range of manufacturers and industry, from those involved in the clean energy supply chain ... |
| | | | Approved this week, Australia's new sustainability audit timelines have sparked concerns around the readiness of businesses scrambling to fill a skills shortfall. Thousands of progressively smaller entities will gradually fall under the mandatory disclosure ... |
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