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| | | ... ESG investment options on average have higher exposure to the communications services, health care and information technology sectors." In international equities holdings, "ESG products were found to on average have clear tilts away from many of the ... |
| | | | ... leaders in ESG disclosure, with more than 70% providing comprehensive or detailed reporting. Health care and information technology sectors continue to lag on ESG reporting - both have fewer than 40% of companies with a 'Detailed' or 'Comprehensive' ... |
| | | | ... AEAE seeks exposure to "forward-looking industries" such as renewables, healthcare, communications, and information technology and targets a highly liquid portfolio of mid- and large-cap securities complemented by select smaller cap exposures. Australian ... |
| | | | ... sectors with the largest gender pay gaps are energy, including oil and gas drilling, but excluding mining, information technology and industrials, and the three industries with the smallest gender pay gaps are health care, financials and consumer staples. ... |
| | | | ... against many of our FY20 objectives," including attaining formal ISO accreditation covering environmental and information technology management practices in Australia, maintaining safe and efficient operations across our property assets and the certification ... |
| | | | ... climate change, the impact of changing technology and the future of work. At Alphinity, Mironeko focuses on information technology and chemical companies, as well as the Alphinity Sustainable Share Fund. Alphinity Principal and Portfolio Manager Stephane ... |
| | | | ... boards - financials at 40%, healthcare at 44%consumer staples t 57% and utilities at 50%. Industrials and information technology have the fewest, with zero women on boards in both of those sectors. |
| | | | ... boards - financials at 40%, healthcare at 44%consumer staples t 57% and utilities at 50%. Industrials and information technology have the fewest, with zero women on boards in both of those sectors. KPMG recently released a report interviewing 11 non-executive ... |
| | | | ... least burden across all regulatory scenarios were the consumer discretionary, telecommunication services, information technology and financial sectors. MSCI said that under their analysis, the following companies were deemed most at risk across all three ... |
| | | | ... include renewable energy, healthy food companies, and healthcare companies. The portfolio is weighted to information technology, consumer discretionary and healthcare sectors. "We have drawn on a variety of sources and experts and spoken with institutional ... |
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