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| | | ... Superannuation Corporation's annual general meeting yesterday, the $50 billion government fund revealed it has divested pure-play coal. CSC chief investment officer Alison Tarditi revealed for the first time that the fund has divested companies like ... |
| | | | ... invest about 5% of their total pension fund. About 72% of the investment is indirect, done so by external investment managers. Coal accounts for about 34% of fossil fuel investments, while gas accounts for 66%. The analysis, which only looks at the 200 ... |
| | | | ... AustralianSuper, Aware Super, HESTA, Rest and Cbus - all of which have committed to reach net zero by 2050 and/or divest thermal coal. The results were preceded by criticism from the Environmental Defenders Office (EDO), which released a legal analysis ... |
| | | | Australia is the most successful pension system among developed countries, according to Wills Towers Watson. The firm's Thinking Ahead Institute 2021 Global Pension Assets Study said Australia's thriving pension system boasts an 11.3% per annum ... |
| | | | ... divestment. These companies included the likes of Woodside Petroleum, BHP, Santos, Washington H Soul Pattinson, Whitehaven Coal and Oil Search. "Despite this recent progress, the majority of Out of Line companies continue to enjoy the financial backing ... |
| | | | Actor Robert Downey Jr has launched two venture capital funds that invest in technological solutions that tackle environmental challenges. FootPrint Coalition Ventures comprises two funds - an early-stage Series A and late-stage Series B - led by Downey ... |
| | | | ... reduce emissions in the real economy as an active owner. Of the superannuation funds that announced divestment from thermal coal companies in 2020, none publicly declared their intentions prior to divestment, ACCR said. Divestment can serve as a signal ... |
| | | | ... the risk of climate change. AustralianSuper, Aware Super, UniSuper and HESTA all recently committed to divesting thermal coal (some only in active strategies and some only if thermal coal contributes to a certain percentage of company revenue). In fact ... |
| | | | ... recent "art of convincing" is a "lose-lose" position (China's top economic planner has approved power plants to import coal without clearance restrictions from several countries "EXCEPT those from Australia) rings hollow. Look Oz, we're continuing ... |
| | | | China has continued to tighten the screws on Australia after formally banning the importation of Australian coal. The reason, or reasons, are immaterial. Beijing could dig up a number of justifications for its most recent diktat the same way it did ... |
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