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| | Australia's big five banks - ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, Macquarie Group, NAB and Westpac - have all committed to limiting or cutting financing to fossil fuel projects that they feel are not aligned to achieving a net zero future. This requires a lot of ... |
| | | ... He joins the organisation - that works to accelerate the transition to net zero emissions - from the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) where he served as managing director of policy. Jackson has worked at IGCC for the last seven years, connecting ... |
| | | ... relation to specific Greenhouse Gas emissions disclosures. The ISSB provided an exposure draft, suggesting changes to IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures following feedback around challenges in application, namely for financial services organisations. ... |
| | | ... Africa at Nuveen Natural Capital. With nature and biodiversity touted as the gargantuan sustainability issue alongside climate change, Hermanson will be sharing her insights as part of the largest global farmland asset manager with a significant stake ... |
| | | ... afforestation projects. Finally, a new report from the Australian Business Deans Council has identified critical shortages in climate-aligned skills like carbon reporting, climate risk, and sustainable finance. Accordingly, the Australian Business Deans ... |
| | | ... central borrowing authority for the state of New South Wales in 2022 and spent the last two years chairing social impact and climate investment organisations. These include Ready Growth Grant and the Social Enterprise Development Initiative Capability ... |
| | | The Climate Change Authority has welcomed Gretta Stephens as a new member, just one month after her resignation as head of climate change and sustainability at BlueScope. The independent statutory body, set up to advise Canberra, highlighted Stephens' ... |
| | | Ortec Finance has warned of the climate scenarios that threaten institutional investors in a new report. Ortec said the net zero by 2050 goal is no longer realistic and the physical risk because of rising temperatures and emissions is the most serious ... |
| | | IFM Investors and Insignia Financial have confirmed their exit from the government's Climate Active scheme. Launched in 2019, Climate Active certifies organisations, products, events and brands as being carbon neutral. IFM Investors was certified ... |
| | | ... with public companies. Exits will also need better carbon due diligence. "A growing portion of PE firms are incorporating climate-related opportunities into their investment strategies and decisions, as these will likely have better 'exit' feasibility ... |
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