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| | | ... approvals and development timelines, and active state capital support. The report highlighted the need of a step change in political will, coordination and speed of execution to position Australia in decarbonising steel value chains, along with sustained ... |
| | | | ... a wide range of material ESG issues and considerations for investors, including human rights violations, corruption, political instability, environmental and health impacts, land contamination and high carbon emissions, Higgins said. Investors may hold ... |
| | | | ... exclude a long-established category of proposal that had enjoyed significant voting support," it added, speaking of political spending disclosures. On the list are the likes of Amazon, BP, UnitedHealth, Chubb, and Dell. Tim Smith, senior policy advisor ... |
| | | | ... priorities this year. "This suggests that investors are more sensitive to governance fundamentals amid growing regulatory and political complexities. Investors cited political headwinds around ESG in the US, and revisions to European stewardship codes ... |
| | | | ... responsible laws that protect our energy industry and prevent investment firms from using Texans' own money to push political agendas that would undermine our economy," she said. The case was brought by the American Sustainable Business Council, initially ... |
| | | | ... and those benefiting most is stark, and well evidenced," she said. The report analysed how the super-rich are securing political power which it said can shape economies and societies, which can be to the detriment of the rights and freedoms of people ... |
| | | | ... Zenith Investment Partners says responsible investing is showing signs of recovery after facing a challenging time due to political pushback. "After a period of what I'd describe as a spiritual recession, we are seeing responsible investment start to ... |
| | | | ... only gave rise to "a small oligopoly of proxy advisory firms with de facto power to impose their views on social and political matters upon a large portion of the American capital markets", he added, but led to their "ability to influence corporate policy ... |
| | | | ... dimensions that intersect and reinforce one another; and it reshapes democracies, fragmenting coalitions and eroding political consensus," the report read. "Yet the data also demonstrate that inequality can be reduced. Policies such as redistributive ... |
| | | | ... investment issue, and that's why we're putting it on the agenda." Blakey said super funds must consider global political issues, and the impact they may have not only on returns, but also how world leaders may influence the transition to net ... |
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