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| | | ... line with international trends," Dow said. "CEFC finance is currently supporting the development of about a third of the total 300MW of large scale solar currently installed or under construction in Australia. This additional funding is a significant ... |
| | | | ... -GRESB cited statistics that 28% of pension funds now invest in infrastructure, with an average allocation of less than 1% of total assets under management. Infrastructure can also provide " sustainable economic growth by delivering key societal benefits ... |
| | | | ... "through exercising options and performance rights, along with the vesting of shares under long term incentive schemes, the total value of cash and equity received in the year jumped to $171.4 million," according to CEO Pay in ASX200 Companies. "These ... |
| | | | ... 2014, screening approaches - negative, positive, best-in-class, and norms-based screens - made up AU$21.36 billion out of a total universe of AU629 billion broad responsible investment assets under management. RIAA defined norms- based screening as screening ... |
| | | | ... their particular issues like climate change and the impacts of divestment." See Also: Responsible investment reaches 50% total AUM: RIAA Ethical Advisers' Co-operative AUM reach nearly $1 billion |
| | | | ... by 27%, according to its sustainability report. Telstra reported an AU$4.3 billion net profit after tax, with a 30.5 cent total dividend per share. The company spent AU$1 billion on share buy back as well. In its sustainability reporting, Telstra said ... |
| | | | ... Kiwisaver to the community trusts," O'Connor said. "Our assessment says the core responsible investment constitutes 4% of the total assets under management in the NZ market. Some of that is in Kiwisaver, but not entirely. At the smaller end of the market ... |
| | | | ... ranging from negative screening through to environmental, social and governance (ESG) integration - now constitute 50% of total assets under management in Australia, RIAA said in their Benchmark Report 2015. There has been an increase in the number of ... |
| | | | ... Motorists' Association v Parker. "The Corporations Act itself says that once you get support of over 100 shareholders or 5% of total owners, shareholders can put ordinary resolutions to the board, but the scope of what ordinary resolution they're able ... |
| | | | The Corporate Human Rights Benchmark (CHRB) has developed draft indicators that will be used to rank companies on their human rights performance. Duncan Paterson, CAER CEO The draft indicators are out for public consultation, and CHRB plans to use the ... |
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