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| | | ... director, ACCR. "The US Chamber of Commerce is known as the worst of the worst, rank client deniers, and they campaigned for the Trump Administration to leave the Paris Agreement, and we consider that it is not in shareholder interests, no matter how ... |
| | | | ... fill a gap in the market with appropriate products. In this environment, however, there is a high risk that greenwash could trump integrity of approach when it comes to labelling impact investment products. This poses a problem for the trustees who are ... |
| | | | ... officer of the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) called the decision "disheartening." "The decision by the Trump administration to withdraw from the Paris Agreement is out of step with community expectations that governments will ... |
| | | | ... Administration spoke of being in a defensive mode in protecting the changes that arose during the Obama administration, as the Trump administration tries to unwind them. "On the issues of governance, we're in a defensive mode there as well," Lind said. ... |
| | | | ... positive alert and upgraded three American companies for their decision to take legal action against US President Donald Trump's executive order banning people from seven countries from entering the United States. Vigeo Eiris has upgraded the scores ... |
| | | | ... working group as well as continue the fixed income working group's efforts. Reynolds noted that given that US President Donald Trump had campaigned on increasing infrastructure spend in the United States, a robust framework for analysing ESG impacts ... |
| | | | ... from directors of the board, particularly non-executive directors that recognise the trends. You need to look at Brexit, Trump, our own PM telling the banks to pass on a rate decrease when that's a company decisions, to understand that we're heading ... |
| | | | ... footprint. Investors are also engaging with policymakers on climate policies, the report noted. "The election of Donald Trump as US President is concerning for investors and the uncertainty it brings to international collaboration on climate change," ... |
| | | | ... environmental issues, politically. That will probably change dramatically if there's a Democratic Party victor in November if it's a Trump victory, then we expect no change." Australia comprised $2.5 billion of the overall climate-aligned market, but ... |
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