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| | | ... 'Petro Gas Dollar' or the 'LNG Dollar.'" In the past three months, Medhurst analysed the US targeting Russian tankers, crippling China's oil supply, and capturing significant oil fields. According to China's General Administration ... |
| | | | ... rises as the conflicts were resolved in relatively short order," he said. "As a rough proxy for a major conflict, the Russian invasion of Ukraine in early 2022 brought oil prices above US$100 for a prolonged period with brief peaks above US$120. Oil ... |
| | | | ... growth for half of asset managers. Almost half said alpha generation is difficult given unfamiliar risks from Covid-19, the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the spike in inflation. "As if that were not enough, new external factors have emerged alongside ... |
| | | | ... $10.5 million in civil penalties for misleading members about its ESG credentials purported to eliminate investments in Russian companies and others involved in mining and tobacco, the Federal Court determined this morning. Justice O'Callaghan said ... |
| | | | ... knowing enough to make a decent decision'." Bonderman graduated from the University of Washington in 1963 with a major in Russian studies and went on to Harvard Law School where he graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1966. While at Harvard, he won a fellowship ... |
| | | | ... equipment and training to recalibrating supply chains and boosting domestic industrial production capacity." Catechis said the Russian war on Ukraine, for example, has compelled Europe and the broader global community to confront the necessity of a credible ... |
| | | | ... report highlighted 'RUSSIA OUT' as a country exclusion. That report revealed that Active Super held investments in Russian stocks through two emerging market funds but begun divesting those securities after the invasion. But ASIC argued that ... |
| | | | ... last 18 years for its "production of nuclear weapons". On 24 February 2022, major super funds were quick to divest from Russian companies when it invaded the Ukraine. Two years on, Russia's continuous attacks have killed 9614 Ukrainians as at September ... |
| | | | ... macro or credit risks," Buchet said. Aside from the well-identified China property trouble spot or the 2022 demise of the Russian corporate universe, Buchet said that emerging markets corporate debt remains a beacon of fundamental stability and a source ... |
| | | | ... greenwashing practices. In August, ASIC filed a suit against Active Super for, among other issues, allegedly investing in Russian assets after the invasion of Ukraine while purporting otherwise to members. |
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