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| | | ... ESG, and Evergreen Consultants, who together cover the full scope of ethical investing. "Despite attending thousands of events on ethical investing, in all my conversations with advisers, the common feedback is that they don't know how to make the ... |
| | | | ... which include climate as well as other considerations like biodiversity, are a top priority for 25% of respondents. Recent events, including the war in Ukraine and the ongoing pandemic, have also attracted attention to the social dimension of ESG (20%). ... |
| | | | ... risk self-assessment survey which found that almost 40% of banks, insurers and superannuation funds say climate-related events could have a "material or moderate impact on their direct operations." 64 medium to large institutions responded to the survey ... |
| | | | ... insurers have in place systems for assessing likelihood and cost of the increased frequency and severity of extreme weather events and general insurance, while premiums on policies typically reprice annually, which provides the sector with space. "Insurers ... |
| | | | ... and food and beverage each on 33. Whilst there are differing standards for businesses, buildings, goods and services and events and precincts, the certification is based on a common set of five steps - measure emissions for a base year, reduce emissions ... |
| | | | Almost 40% of banks, insurers and superannuation funds say climate-related events could have a "material or moderate impact on their direct operations," according to the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA). APRA has published the findings ... |
| | | | ... Environment report shows the past five years have seen alarming rises in threatened species, land clearing, extreme weather events, and destruction of Indigenous heritage. These declines are damaging to human health and wellbeing. Among the findings ... |
| | | | ... "From a returns perspective however, excluding the sector creates real challenges for investors," Parker said. "Recent events have shown that carbon-based fuels play an important role in the world economy, either through increased demand or supply side ... |
| | | | ... lot of information around climate risk exposures, like exposure to flooding, rainfall, windstorm, natural catastrophic events, and that forms the basis for the climate risk exposure," said Greg Duncan, Australia operations vice president, client service ... |
| | | | ... the time." However, companies do believe they will be better at adapting to and managing the risks that extreme weather events pose to their business operations, infrastructure and people - 38% of respondents believe that in 2030 physical climate risk ... |
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