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| | | ... there's a governance framework to manage cyber risk. We want to see it embedded to the culture of the business, and to see employees trained on it, because that's where the biggest penetration is. Many of the companies reported concerns related to cybersecurity ... |
| | | | ... between remuneration and ESG factors. "Companies say that ESG is value-creative because they can attract more talented employees, for one example, but there's no link to the way they compensate executives. If its' so important, why not optimize that ... |
| | | | ... portfolio by 2025. For the ESG part of the deferred compensation, this metric accounts for 75% for AXA IM Core and 37.5% for employees whose functions cut across. The second metric is an assets under management target for 50% of the real estate portfolio ... |
| | | | There is no difference between investment returns for US state pension funds in "blue" states that might be more likely to integrate ESG investment principles and "red" states that are more likely to ban ESG investment strategies, according to Rainmaker ... |
| | | | ... and utility of employment terms, conditions, and practices relating to flexible work arrangements, consultation with employees on issues concerning gender equality in the workplace, and sex-based harassment and discrimination. Minister for women, senator ... |
| | | | ... executive buy in and board buy in, and a lot more investment in the space. "People have options." When seeking a new role, employees cite culture, leadership and recognition as key attributes, in addition to salary and flexibility. In fact, organisations ... |
| | | | Twenty-five American Republican state attorneys general are suing the US Department of Labor to halt new rules that would allow US-based retirement plans to consider ESG factors in their investment processes. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Utah ... |
| | | | ... starting to implement through a phased-in approach. "Under the RAP you have things like the percentage of Indigenous employees, what type of suppliers you have, how are you progressing Indigenous hires and retention, that kind of disclosure." UBS also ... |
| | | | ... felt pressure to act on climate from board members and management, consumers and clients, shareholder and investors, employees and regulators at rates higher than their global peers. "You hear this when you go around talking to C-suite and boards that ... |
| | | | US-based retirement plans can consider climate change and other ESG factors in their investment processes, according to a rule change by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL). The announcement comes as the Securities and Exchange Commission fines Goldman ... |
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