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| | | ... the sustainable finance requirements are becoming mandatory in Europe, a lot of the providers in Australia will be well aware of that, and I think there is hope and momentum behind making any taxonomy in Australia internationally harmonious and intersects ... |
| | | | ... made an investment in a microgrid battery storage development to capture renewable energy in New York City and Texas. Aware Super has invested US$30 million in SER Capital Partners' New York City microgrid projects, to repurpose under-utilised real estate ... |
| | | | ... us to showcase products going that extra mile for consumers," said Julia Newbould, Money Magazine editor-at-large. Aware Super was named best super fund, with the magazine noting it had had an especially busy year, surpassing $100 billion in funds under ... |
| | | | ... Super's Sustainable Future fund returned 8.5% for the 12 months to the end of October 2020. WA Super has merged with Aware Super as of 3 December. UniSuper's Sustainable High Growth option returned 5.0%, HESTA's Sustainable Growth returned ... |
| | | | ... of its equities portfolios by 40% over the previous year through the introduction of carbon-constrained benchmarks. Aware Super has created a new series of listed equities benchmarks that will support the fund's goal of net zero emissions by 2050. The ... |
| | | | ... and also gives impetus for investing in line with reducing the risks and effects of climate change, according to Future Super. The CSIRO and the BOM has issued its State of the Climate 2020 report, which notes continued warming of Australia's climate ... |
| | | | ... coalition of 24 investors, Investors Against Slavery and Trafficking (IAST) APAC, includes AustralianSuper, Cbus, Aware Super, HESTA, Australian Ethical and other fund managers representing $5.8 trillion in assets under management. IAST APAC sent a letter ... |
| | | | A $120 billion industry superannuation fund has revamped its SRI option to tighten screening standards. Aware Super has updated its Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) options to refine the list of excluded companies to include those earning 5% or ... |
| | | | ... gas emissions by a further 230 million tonnes from current projections out to 2030, on a path to net zero by 2050. Aware Super, Cbus, IFM Investors and the Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC) have joined Climate League 2030 as foundational supporters. ... |
| | | | ... signatories from Australia that appeared on the list included AMP Capital Investors, Australian Ethical Investment, Aware Super, Cbus Superannuation Fund, Charter Hall Group, Dexus, and Lendlease. To qualify as members of the Leaders' Group, the ... |
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