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| | | The once-largest fossil fuel lender has changed tack to become the first of the big banks to formally cut ties with coal, oil and gas without credible transition plans, ahead of schedule. Last year, Commonwealth Bank announced that from 2025 it would ... |
| | | | Climate data provider ISS ESG removes one of the biggest hurdles for banks and insurers looking to comply to imminent emissions disclosure laws. This week ISS ESG, the sustainable investment arm of ISS STOXX, announced a string of upgrades to its Climate ... |
| | | | International development banks pledge $10 billion to promote the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in sports. This comes as the Paris Summer Olympics kick off, with the opening ceremony held on Friday. The inaugural Sport for ... |
| | | | ... two million low-income Australians in high-fee accounts, 'Better banking for Indigenous Consumers', found. Most banks only provide customers with difficult 'opt-in' processes to switch to low-fee options, including requiring customers ... |
| | | | ... Technology. Importantly, Debelle also chaired the Global Foreign Exchange Committee, which coordinates standards for central banks and private sector companies in the currencies market. Meanwhile, Mercer Super has appointed Jim Minto as the chair of ... |
| | | | ... institutions representing US$15.9 trillion in assets under management, including 25% of the world's systemically important banks (GSIBs). The financial institutions include LGIM, Generation Investment Management and MUFG Asset Management. David Blood ... |
| | | | ... agreements and grid connections in place, it said. Debt opportunities in the mid-market in particular get the green light. "As banks have receded, debt financing for energy producers in the middle-market has become scarcer - creating private credit opportunities," ... |
| | | | ... research into the impacts of borrowing on the well-being of borrowers may contribute to changed ethical expectations of banks and other lenders." |
| | | | ... fuel companies has fallen sharply overall since the Paris Agreement was inked in 2016 but progress among the world's top banks has been mixed. The world's 60 largest banks, including Australia's Big Four banks, committed US$6.9 trillion to the fossil ... |
| | | | ... Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS), even if they already make disclosures under foreign regimes, EY finds. Alexandra Banks, partner at EY, climate change and sustainability services, has been receiving an influx of questions related to the application ... |
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