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| | | Governance practices have evolved differently around the world, and as a result, AMP Capital has developed a nuanced, case-by-case approach to proxy voting and engaging with companies in varying markets. Karin Halliday, AMP Capital corporate governance ... |
| | | | ... and human rights, climate strategy, supply chain management, brand management, anti-crime policy and measures, codes of conduct, compliance, corruption and bribery. Of the ASX200 listed companies, 48 were included in the 2014 DJIS, S&P Dow Jones and ... |
| | | | Offsetting one tonne of carbon dioxide can bring additional co-benefits of US$664 to the communities in which reduction projects are based, according to new research. Co-benefits of purchasing carbon credits include economic development opportunities ... |
| | | | Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) has opened a new initiative and will focus on engaging with 54 companies around the world that have water risk exposure in their agricultural supply chain. Fiona Reynolds, UN PRI managing director The agriculture ... |
| | | | ... be another risk factor, as in, will this impair the ability of the company to repay the debt, or how does the company conduct itself?" The majority of managers who responded to JANA's survey said that they integrated ESG into their investment process. ... |
| | | | Cities recognise that climate change is a threat to businesses located within their municipalities, with impacts on property, capital, infrastructure and social impacts to communities, according to research from CDP. CDP has published Protecting Our ... |
| | | | ... of the Barclays and MSCI fixed income index family that integrate ESG criteria in their design." MSCI and Barclays will conduct a consultation period to solicit market feedback through July. The consultation will ascertain "how the market identifies ... |
| | | | Companies paid a premium of more than AU$170 million for underwriting of rights issues between 2010 and 2012, according to research conducted by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI). ACSI conducted benchmark modelling of what underwriting ... |
| | | | ... over vast areas to meet and set plans for annual activities or pay for helicopter time and fuel to get out on country to conduct the project. There will be a threshold value for carbon credits below which a number [Indigenous CFI projects] will not be ... |
| | | | Co-operatives and mutuals offer an alternative "third way" to complement for-profit and not-for-profit business models for delivery of public services, according to a green paper aiming to stimulate discussion on how the sector can provide innovative ... |
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