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| | | Transparent disclosure of payments made by extractive companies to the countries they operate is not an end goal, should be conflated with broader definitions of good governance, and needs to be communicated more effectively to a broader range of stakeholders. ... |
| | | | ... with guidance on how to link their sustainability disclosure to potential sustainable development goals. Meanwhile, CSR Europe and GRI have signed a three-year memorandum of understanding. The two groups will exchange information in support of enhanced ... |
| | | | ... virtualisation automation and sustainability, CA Technologies "We have had successful deployments of DCIM in the US and Europe, but it is newer here in Asia," he said. "A lot of clients are interested in the DCIM solutions because their data centres ... |
| | | | ... factor of where we are in the cycle. A lot of people hoped the volatility would be gone, but even in mature markets like Europe, where there have been failures to take action to prop up the price of carbon permits, even mature markets can be subject ... |
| | | | 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 ... |
| | | | ... lower financing costs, attract and retain talented employees, and ultimately are more successful. This is important for Europe's competitiveness and the creation of more jobs. Best practices should become the norm. The new rules will only apply to large ... |
| | | | ... among our institutional investor clients," said John Krieg managing director for Northern Trust's asset management arm in Europe, Middle East and Africa, in a statement. "While many government or majority family owned and run companies are very well ... |
| | | | ... important role for governments to play in advancing the goal of mainstreaming environmental, social and governance disclosure. Europe is now ready for clear leadership from EU institutions on how policy can be used to drive forward a culture of corporate ... |
| | | | 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 ... |
| | | | ... tackle that challenge." Oulton said that there is increasing interest from asset owners and financial intermediaries in Europe to establish asset managers' competencies in responsible investment as part of the investment process, which partially impacted ... |
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