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| | | ... increasingly clear, and confident, about their role in shaping public policy discourse. While scenario analysis alone is not good enough to embed in strategic asset allocation and methodologies, narrative-based approaches can be more useful for systems ... |
| | | | ... director Alison Reeve said gas use was already falling across households, industry and electricity generation, but not quickly enough to meet climate targets. "We have to start grappling with the reality that gas is not going to last forever," Reeve ... |
| | | | ... ultimately a financial issue. Organisations that continue to assess those risks in isolation will struggle to respond quickly enough." Businesses best placed to navigate uncertainty would be those that embed risk ownership more broadly across leadership ... |
| | | | ... wealth keeps skyrocketing while so many people are struggling to afford the basics, and governments claim there is not enough money for housing, healthcare, climate action and essential services," she said. The comments come after the Federal Budget ... |
| | | | ... the energy market. "Electricity networks are under strain, backup generation for the power system is not being built fast enough, gas bills are rising, and manufacturers are closing," the report read. "The energy transition is also a transition for gas ... |
| | | | ... they just stay quiet." Call for reforms Anti-slavery commissioner Chris Evans said that the standards are "nowhere good enough" and companies should do more to uncover any modern slavery practices within their supply chain. The commercial property, hospitality ... |
| | | | ... Jamie Lowe, panel chair and chief executive of the National Native Title Council, also believes cultural engagement is not enough. Companies should have a good relationship with Indigenous communities. "You can't have engagement in a bad relationship ... |
| | | | ... he continued. "But capital moving into this sector needs to be assessed through a genuine ESG lens. Labels alone are not enough. Investors need clearer definitions, greater transparency and a more rigorous understanding of the risks involved." Higgins ... |
| | | | ... likely has pension fund boards questioning their own settings, including whether executive compensation controls are robust enough; if conflicts or conduct concerns escalate quickly to the board; and whether their documentation is strong enough to withstand ... |
| | | | ... "passive recipients of information". "They must discharge their duties with a high degree of curiosity and care. It's not enough to merely skim the board packs - directors should interrogate - if not outright challenge - information put to them. And ... |
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