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The quest to move from a linear model to a ‘circular economy’

The continuation of an economic world built on linear consumption, LGT Crestone’s Rachel Etherington says, will further burgeoning social and economic issues that threaten to destabilize the global system.

Staff Writer | 7th Nov 2022 | More
Transparency, action central to building ‘consumer love’

Despite a backdrop of weaker returns and uncertainty, Australian Ethical has continued to grow via great engagement and ‘consumer love’.

Staff Writer | 15th Sep 2022 | More
Progress, flexibility key to ESG impact: Australian Ethical

Many are seeking to oversimplify ESG, which is an inherently complex part of investing, while others are overcomplicating what is really a simple consideration.

Staff Writer | 8th Sep 2022 | More
  • ASX edges ahead on Friday to cap listless week

    Perth in lockdown, ASX flat for the week, retailers smashed  Perth has entered a ‘snap’ three-day lockdown following another hotel quarantine outbreak. Despite this, the market finished slightly ahead on Friday, 0.1%, and finished the week flat. The highlights over the week were Megaport (ASX:MP1) and Monadelphous (ASX:MND), which jumped 10.5% and 8.6% respectively. All attention has been on a number…

    The Inside Adviser | 25th Apr 2021 | More
    PineBridge sees opportunity in ESG

    While investing following strong and integrated ESG principles does not readily spring to mind when considering China there is more action going on across the sustainability space there than many people think. The building blocks are already in place: a growing green credit market that is encouraging companies to invest in ESG-related projects, strategic government…

    Greg Bright | 12th Nov 2020 | More
    Is it truly sustainable?

    “Sustainable” is a trendy word nowadays. It is thrown around in marketing campaigns like a decorative pillow, which looks good, but most of the time feels flat. Companies and brands claim their products are ‘sustainable’ for the buzz and the hype, playing on our generation’s environmental consciousness and demand for products and services that won’t…

    Contributor | 26th Oct 2020 | More
  • Governments hurt pensions adequacy

    Australia has slipped from third place in the world rankings for adequacy, sustainability and integrity of our super system to fourth place, being leap-frogged by new entrant Israel. The impact of COVID-19 has cost almost all systems, particularly those which allowed access to savings or relaxed contributions rules. The Mercer CFA Institute 12th annual global…

    Greg Bright | 19th Oct 2020 | More
    SDGs 10 years on – approach with caution

    2020 marks the fifth anniversary of the establishment of the United Nations’ special development goals, or SDGs. The UN created 17 SDGs to address the global challenges society and corporates face, such as those related to poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice. The SDGs were designed as a blueprint to achieve a…

    Contributor | 12th Oct 2020 | More
  • ESG ratings under scrutiny

    In the wake of the pandemic, investors have continued to pile money into variously labelled ESG/sustainable funds. Are they doing what they say?

    Contributor | 31st Aug 2020 | More