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| | Ethical investment options may have now entered a phase where they are performing well compared to traditional funds. Last year the news hit headlines that just one-third of ethical managed investment funds have outperformed their non-ethical peers ... |
| | | BlackRock chairman Larry Fink warned that dominos may be starting to fall as global economies count the price of more than a decade of easy money in his annual letter to investors. In a letter where ESG and climate change took a backseat to concerns ... |
| | | Global fund manager AXA Investment Managers (AXA IM) will include ESG targets as part of the long-term incentives of senior executives. Beginning this year, the deferred compensation of around 400 people at AXA IM that will start to be paid in 2024 ... |
| | | Global food systems are increasingly insecure, with systemic issues fuelled by the war in Ukraine, extreme weather event and labour shortages, according to research from Barclays. The report from Barclays Impact Series examined the risks facing food ... |
| | | RBA Governor Philip Lowe cited climate change and the transition to renewable energy as two of four longer-term changes to the global economy that are "likely to affect the dynamics of inflation, central bank policy and the way business operates in ... |
| | | ... growth in green talent, there is a risk to excluding more experienced professionals. "The real tendency from an age demographic perspective is that younger workers, Millennials, Gen Z workers, are the ones pursing the roles in the green economy," Kent ... |
| | | ... $4 billion in our ethical ETFs and by any scorecard, they're very successful." "You have a new generation and demographic coming through who are more conscious of their role as stewards of the planet, and in Australia, we saw a significant change ... |
| | | ... guide identifies social risks as including "workplace bullying, sexual harassment and assault, geopolitical risks, demographic risks as Australia's population ages, issues affecting cultural minorities, and ethical risks such as corruption and human ... |
| | | ... skews younger than industry average, with many clients in their 30s and 40s. "From an investment perspective, even the demographic that we work with, we spend a lot of time educating them around options with regards to ethical investing," he said. "That ... |
| | | Retail investor demand for authentic ESG financial products is increasing across all demographic groups and translating into increased interest in managed accounts, according to Praemium. Particularly as millennials begin to approach there "peak period ... |
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