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| | | ... to," O'Connor said. Similar initiatives have been conducted in the European Union, the UK, Canada, China, Norway and Indonesia. "We're in a position where we're really fortunate b/c we can look internationally at a whole lot of other roadmaps done elsewhere ... |
| | | | ... to lend to projects that expand the scale of the fossil fuel industry, such as new gas fields in Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, and LNG infrastructure in the United States. The resolutions follow others challenging Rio Tinto, QBE, Suncorp and AGL to ... |
| | | | ... behind China (US$91.5 billion) and Japan (US$12.4 billion) and in front of South Korea at fourth (US$6.7 billion) and Indonesia at fifth with US$4.0 billion. "Australia has both the opportunity and the capital to meet its green infrastructure challenges ... |
| | | | ... Sustainable Finance, China's Green Credit Guidelines, Norway's Roadmap for Green Competitiveness in the Financial Sector and Indonesia's Sustainable Finance Roadmap. "The finance sector is increasingly recognising the connectivity between contributing ... |
| | | | ... centre is set to open in Vietnam this year. Further centres are planned for a range of other countries including India, Indonesia and China. "We've been examining options for a little while to tap into the impact investing market, and leverage the donations ... |
| | | | ... Acorns Grow Australia a perpetual licence to operate in additional markets in Southeast Asia, including New Zealand, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. "We see younger Australians want to take a more active interest in their financial ... |
| | | | ... market has grown steadily with issuance making up 22% of the world's total in 2017. " Separately, CBI announced that the Indonesia Stock Exchange ( IDX ) has become the first Exchange in Southeast Asia to join Climate Bonds Initiative Partner Program. ... |
| | | | ... Acorns Grow Australia a "perpetual licence to operate in additional markets in Southeast Asia, including New Zealand, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam, " Instreet said. "The plans are the same - we have a healthy pipeline of new ... |
| | | | ... journey," Bellens said. "If you look at the footprint, certainly if you look at the markets where there are big potential - Indonesia, Vietnam, for example, where the Australian banks have franchises, there is opportunity. The banks are active there ... |
| | | | ... Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said. "From cafe owners in Bangladesh to sustainable agriculture producers in Indonesia, these enterprises will benefit from a new approach to foreign aid that provides loans, equity, guarantees and other market-based ... |
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