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| | | ... megatrends like demographic shifts and climate change mean that superannuation funds do have an influence on the political economy. Funds use tools such as ownership rights to engage with companies in which they are invested, and have funded the activities ... |
| | | | ... launch also demonstrates the key role debt markets play in supporting the growth of new markets and financing a low carbon economy, and raises the profile of the green bond asset class in Australia." The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is a cornerstone ... |
| | | | ... by this much," he said. "The cost of that will be much higher, both for those institutions, for the community and the economy to achieve the same level of greenhouse gas reductions as a more efficient market mechanism. Regulation is a much higher cost ... |
| | | | ... said. Speaking even more broadly, Hagart also noted noted that the size of the superannuation industry as a whole of the economy means that superannuation funds should be focusing on absolute returns and participating in markets as beta investors. Under ... |
| | | | ... said. "It's something that I personally and a lot of the team are comfortable with - it's an export-focused resource-based economy. You're used to staring down the really challenging questions on the environmental front, for example. There's no shirking ... |
| | | | ... Council of Co-operatives and Mutuals (BCCM). Melina Morrison, BCCM CEO (Photo courtesy of BCCM) In its 2014 National Mutual Economy Report, BCCM said that member-owned businesses make around 6% of the nation's earnings, the same level as the mining sector. ... |
| | | | ... a business that they exclude, Walsh said. "The way we look at banks is that, banks are in the business of funding the economy generally, and a big four are in the business of lending to economy generally," he said. "We don't take the view that because ... |
| | | | ... Global Sustainability Standards Board is part of the ongoing evolution of GRI's critical contribution to a sustainable economy." |
| | | | ... water infrastructure as a critical step in transitioning confidently and meaningfully to a low-carbon, climate resilient economy." In the United States alone, there are predictions that anywhere from US$00 billion to US$1 trillion in clean water infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... analysis that this sector will "adversely affected from an investment perspective by the likely transition to a lower carbon economy as governments respond to the increasing threat of climate change," LGS said. "We regularly review our screening process," ... |
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