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| | | ... and conduct. In June, Westpac published its self-assessments, mandated by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA)'s response to the Final Report of the Prudential Inquiry into Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA). In Westpac's o ... |
| | | | ... address governance, address accountability, they're very slow, which is what I think they said in their self-assessment to APRA," Kolesnikoff said. "They formulate an approach and then don't go ahead of it. These are all governance aspects, a breakdown ... |
| | | | ... said Angus Armour, managing director of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD). "As we have seen through the APRA Report into CBA and the findings of the Hayne Royal Commission there is a need for boards, especially in the financial services ... |
| | | | ... reports of declining public trust in companies. ACSI in the report quoted an Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) discussion paper Strengthening prudential requirements for remuneration, which noted "that there has been an absence of significant ... |
| | | | ... the Australian initiative does not have explicit government backing. However, Geoff Summerhayes, executive board member of APRA, Executive Committee member of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors and chair of the Sustainable Insurance ... |
| | | | ... this report and published it adds additional weight to other statements by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), which has called upon regulated entities to disclosure their climate risks, and joins work such as the Hutley Opinion in ... |
| | | | ... questions around the readiness of those companies," Petersen said. "... That raises questions for institutions like the ASX, like APRA, and like ASIC, including are those institutions climate-risk ready as well? We've heard many statements by Geoff Summerhayes ... |
| | | | ... report their climate change exposure with Board directors under pressure to demonstrate they are managing climate impacts. APRA has stated they see climate change as a financial risk. Today's response from Government puts to rest any remaining arguments ... |
| | | | ... policymakers," according to Geoff Summerhayes, executive board member of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA). Revisiting and expanding on the themes he first raised in a landmark speech earlier this year, Summerhayes this week spoke ... |
| | | | ... has to be done," Petersen said. "[You have] ongoing policy uncertainty around climate change action, and the TCFD and the APRA and Hutley advice. You have a different outlook now expected, and this report shows that most of the current reporters are ... |
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