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| | | ... space are also small. Sandy Blackburn-Wright, a co-founder of IMPACT Australia, notes that in the United States and United Kingdom, there is more government partnering with institutional investors to create larger pools of funds and gain greater economies ... |
| | | | ... largest issuer of climate-themed bonds, with US$127 billion in issuance, more than one third the total universes. The United Kingdom issued US$50 billion and France issued US$41 billion, rounding out the top three. The vast majority of the climate-themed ... |
| | | | ... Canadian extractive companies andSwitzerland said it was also considering the possibility of similar legislation. The United Kingdom and France have also committed to implementing the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI). "Canada's announced ... |
| | | | ... Zealand (IoDNZ), the Institute of Directors in Southern Africa (IoDSA), the Institute of Directors (IoD) in the United Kingdom, the Malaysian Alliance of Corporate Directors (MACD), and the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) in the United ... |
| | | | ... largest issuer of climate-themed bonds, with US$127 billion in issuance, more than one third the total universes. The United Kingdom issued US$50 billion and France issued US$41 billion, rounding out the top three. The vast majority of the climate-themed ... |
| | | | ... operators because they are involved in programs to extend the life of nuclear stockpiles in the United States and United Kingdom. The NZ$22bn NZ Superannuation Fund will exclude publicly listed companies Babcock & Wilcox, Fluor Corporation, Huntington ... |
| | | | ... Minister David Cameron and President of France Francois Hollande announced Wednesday evening that France and the United Kingdom will implement the EITI, the global standard for transparency of government revenues from natural resources. |
| | | | ... it would give directors a confidence to speak about these things." Fox noted that other markets, including the United Kingdom, have a safe harbour provision to their business judgment rule as pertains to forward-looking statements. Despite calling for ... |
| | | | ... largest underweight largely due to governance issues, while countries with high quality long-term ratings such as the United Kingdom and the United States were slightly underweight largely as a result of poor environmental indicators. Tilting portfolios ... |
| | | | ... corporate director organisations in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Europe, Malaysia, New Zealand, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Colvin was unanimously elected, with Stan Magidson, president and CEO of the Institute of Corporate ... |
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