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| | | ... the long term value in the sector. "We are in an ageing world," he said. "If we project out to 2050, the percentage of people who are older than 65 will double. As people age, they naturally consume more healthcare. That's driving secular growth ... |
| | | | ... engagement manager - Asia Pacific, Walk Free at Minderoo Foundation. "The toolkit can be useful for trustee directors and other people who are beginning to think about modern slavery from a principles-based framework," Samuel said. "We divide the process ... |
| | | | ... instead of after each item, which is not ideal," Gocher said. "I don't know how closely ASIC is watching. Are they having people dialling in? Even beyond COVID-19, a large number of companies will push for this to be a permanent fixture." |
| | | | ... Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus. In Australia, the organisation has committed to boosting employment through supporting people on low incomes to set up their own small businesses in Australia's post-COVID future. "Our target groups are people on low ... |
| | | | ... banks have close down their branches, using a model Heritage first developed in 1999. "They've come to fruition because people in the community with some foresight over 20 years ago saw that banks are a lifeblood and major banks are pulling out of local ... |
| | | | ... renewable energy generation and faces "a unique challenge in overcoming system strength issues to serve approximately 30,000 people, with communities stretching as far as 130km from the town," ARENA noted. The $9.3 million project will address technical ... |
| | | | ... our decisions, let's get this as more business as usual and that is where we're seeing much of the traffic in terms of people wanting to help on that front." The centre is also aimed at educating future business leaders, Hoetker said. "Then we also think ... |
| | | | ... isolation - geographic, social and/or linguistic. "COVID-19 is exacerbating challenges in this space," Bernhardt said. "People are vulnerable, they'll take up oppositions that they normally wouldn't, but they're economically desperate. There are more ... |
| | | | ... investment in impact at that scale. It's a very simple motivation. We have the conviction that investing in solutions for people and climate brings strong risk-adjusted returns. The wider market has woken up to this in the past six years, but to us ... |
| | | | ... Australia, 64% of investors want financial advisers to offer them advice on how they can invest through ESG. "It's about giving people choice," Victor said. "When anyone makes an investment, any investment, they're doing it as a risk-return trade off ... |
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