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| | | Listed companies that are led by founders can demonstrate resilient value generation because of an alignment to long-term return, but a focus on long-term governance at founder-led companies is not always correlated to environmental and social out-performance. ... |
| | | | The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has invested $50 million in the Charter Hall Prime Industrial Fund (CPIF). Ian Learmonth, CEO, Clean Energy Finance Corporation The $5.5 billion CPIF is one of Australia's largest industrial and logistics ... |
| | | | ... and the board, and our goal is to find companies that are leaders not just next quarter, not just next year, but a long horizon value creation." |
| | | | The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is investing $1.7 million in an Australian biotechnology company in the agritech sector. Ian Learmonth, CEO, Clean Energy Finance Corporation The Soil Carbon Company (SCC) is "developing a microbial treatment ... |
| | | | ... made her a good fit for the business. "As a value manager in Australian and Asian equities with a long term investment horizon, responsible investment is an integral part of our decision-making and in particular our position as a long only, long term ... |
| | | | ... replica of the past, and not actively turning your mind to what is changing what continues to change and what's over the horizon, then no, you're not doing your job properly as a director." |
| | | | ... 97% is scope 3 for our assets," he said. "That was a really useful finding, by the way. [Scope 3 reporting] is on the horizon. We want to make it material, and we want to help move reductions. NSWSW Ports is a good example where they've started to look ... |
| | | | As markets and investors adapt to the economic and market impacts of the coronavirus, more evidence is gathering that companies with better ESG scores are showing better market performance. Helga Birgden, global business leader, responsible investment ... |
| | | | ... findings align with PGIM's views on ESG integration as part of the investment process, Hyat said. "I do think the longer the horizon of the investment, particularly with regards to asset classes such as real estate and private assets, the more natural ... |
| | | | ... transactions as models change and risks shift. "You could have a very good investment case for a one hundred year investment horizon, but in any given year, the occurrence of natural events is random," Liu said. "We're not allocating to the peril, we're ... |
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