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| | | ... Australia, 27.76 GtCO2 is owned by companies listed overseas, compared to 23.18 GtCO2 owned by Australian listed companies. ASX-listed companies with coal assets included BHP Billiton, with 8.87 GtCO2 in their reserves, Rio Tinto with 3.70 GtCO2, AGL ... |
| | | | ... full term and the timing of her resignation would depend on the appointment of new directors, Australian Ethical said in an ASX announcement. "Justine has been a strong member of the board during a period of considerable change at Australian Ethical," ... |
| | | | Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Australia and CAER are surveying ASX200 listed extractives companies on their reporting standards regarding payments made to governments in the countries where they operate, and are seeking views of investors and analysts ... |
| | | | ... disclosures to shareholders of the effects of climate change on the corporation," the report notes. The report notes that of the ASX Corporate Governance Council's Corporate Governance Principles and Recommendations, four - promote ethical and responsible ... |
| | | | Slightly more than 14% of the ASX200 market capitalisation is based on fossil fuels, and the value of fossil fuel assets is at risk in a carbon constrained world, but the risk is not evenly distributed across all resources or across a long term time ... |
| | | | Women now comprise 15.5% of ASX200 board members, an increase of 24 women from 2012, according to an annual audit into board diversity performed by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI). The ACSI audit showed that for the first time ... |
| | | | ... a professor from the University of Sydney Business School - reviewed five years of sustainability performance data on 287 ASX listed companies. "A CSV score for each company was derived by rating a subset of 26 variables that could be described as best-fit ... |
| | | | Corporate boards are more willing to engage with investors around governance issues beyond remuneration into areas including board independence, succession planning and related party transactions, which AMP Capital attributes to the impact of the two-strikes ... |
| | | | Australian and New Zealand organisations have lost an estimated AU$373 million due to fraud in the last two years, but only 15% of organisations surveyed by KPMG see fraud as a key risk. Gary Gill "People don't take fraud, bribery and corruption seriously ... |
| | | | ... but it has broadened out to include skills as well." In Australia, women are making progress in board appointments. The AICD ASX 200 Snapshot Report 2012 found that women directors comprised 12.67% of board positions as of 30 June 2011, and the AICD ... |
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