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| | | ... can direct attention into certified green products. It's as much about transparency as anything else. You know where your money goes." Because the mandate is constructed to reduce risks from ESG signals and to take advantage of opportunities based on ... |
| | | | ... excluded people in Victoria. The initiative will provide access to no-interest loans, which will be administered by Good Money, and StepUP low-interest loans, with an interest rate of 3.99%, which are administered by NAB. "At the end of the day, banks ... |
| | | | ... transition phase -they are going from traditional media to new media," Carlsson-Sweeny said. "Companies are struggling to make money from digital media. They're all trying to adjust to the new alignment. It's hard to make money from social media. It's ... |
| | | | ... customers to help them with tenders. There are compliance reasons, there are costs reasons -companies simply want to save money by being more efficient, and the fourth thing is that there are businesses that want to do the right thing and save the planet. ... |
| | | | ... this level. It basically means that one, people who are putting solar panels on the roof and the installation are losing money because the price of certificates is so low. Two, the only people buying the certificates are the retailers. They're buying ... |
| | | | ... private investment. "There will be situations where a super fund will say, there's too much risk, we only want to put in money for two years, whereas the CEFC might say, look, we're happy to say we'll lend money for be in for 10 years, and we'll be happy ... |
| | | | ... and other services to financially excluded people in Victoria. Good Shepherd Microfinance CEO Adam Mooney The first Good Money retail financial hub recently opened in Geelong, and is expected to offer services to up to 1000 financially excluded local ... |
| | | | ... firm Cooper Grace Ward also participates in the Resilience@Law programme. "Every large law firm has got serious time and money invested in mental health - you can't afford not to," she said. "The statistics that you're talking about - and there are a ... |
| | | | ... quantitative data would leave them pretty cold," Murphy said. "The narrative and story is really important to them to see how their money is genuinely making a difference. To report a figure, that would make their eyes glaze over." Additionally, SROI ... |
| | | | ... director of the Emerald Club. "Clients are becoming more aware of the issues facing their investments and want to know their money is being managed with those risks [ESG] being incorporated, as a minimum. It is now evident that [responsible investment] ... |
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