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| | | ... according to Boston Consulting Group. It also reduces the risk of governance-related controversies, including bribery, corruption and fraud, according to MSCI. Paulson also said executive pay is in the firing line for proxy voting. According to the Economic ... |
| | | | ... Sustainability. The social considerations are likely to include "key aspects of good corporate governance including anti-corruption, international human rights, and considerations around First Nations rights and cultural heritage," she said. |
| | | | ... pollution, deforestation, and resource depletion." "Factors that determine the quality of governance are executive pay, corruption, board composition, board diversity, board structure, political affiliations and tax strategies." The study found that ... |
| | | | ... Phulki runs an anonymous worker hotline. Preannounced audits, or outsourcing to local auditing programs, can result in corruption and put workers at risk if they speak out. Companies should also strengthen relationships with local worker unions and labour ... |
| | | | ... align their operations and strategies with the UN Guiding Principles in human rghts, labour, environment, and anti-corruption and also delivering on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). "We were looking for someone with a mix of skills - broad leadership ... |
| | | | ... with the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, and they avoid investing in companies that are associated with corruption or doing business with oppressive regimes. However, Janus Henderson's Global Sustainable Equity Strategy invests in ... |
| | | | ... data security and improvements to that as well as the necessity of them to elevate their policies around bribery/anti-corruption. Through engagements on those issues and others, Pengana expressed their concerns over employee satisfaction and employment ... |
| | | | ... risks, demographic risks as Australia's population ages, issues affecting cultural minorities, and ethical risks such as corruption and human slavery in global and domestic supply chains," as well as governance risks. As the role of risk is more fully ... |
| | | | ... better" and create a more sustainable and resilient economy that places climate action, human rights and anti-bribery and corruption at the centre of its plans. UNGCA welcomed the Reef 2050 Plan and the additional $1 billion allocation towards the reef ... |
| | | | ... vulnerable to modern slavery - poor labour protections, poorly enforced regulation, lack of social security for workers, corruption." Bartram said the report establishes that several ASX300 companies have operations in companies such as Thailand, India ... |
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