Article tagged with 'RIAA'
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Investors’ eyes are on the prize with growth in impact funds
03 Dec 2024 - Impact funds have seen significant growth leaping from $1 billion to $5 billion of assets under management within a year.
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RIAA aligning climate standards across borders
25 Sep 2024 - Climate standards must be consistent and comparable while ensuring they don’t drive “vanilla” uniformity.
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Survey: demand growing for adviser expertise on ethical investing
31 Jul 2024 - Sixty per cent of Kiwis over 18, up 4% on last year, now expect financial advisers to be knowledgeable about ethical investment options.
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Ethical investment course coming for advisers
17 Jun 2024 - Responsible Investment Association Australasia is launching a specialised course for advisers wanting to integrate ESG and sustainability into client offering.
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New responsible investment definitions aim for clarity and an end to confusion
03 Nov 2023 - The hope is that the new definitions will become the global standard.
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Stewardship grows, exclusion normalising
10 Oct 2023 - Corporate engagement and shareholder action was the top responsible investment approach for fund managers in 2022, says the Responsible Investment Association of Australasia (RIAA).
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Responsible investing CEO resigns
29 Jun 2023 - After a decade as CEO of the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) Simon O’Connor has resigned and will depart at the end of the year.
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Financial advisers face greater expectations around ethical investing
26 May 2023 - Public expectations that financial advisers should know about ethical investment and incorporate client values into their advice are on the rise.
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Greenwashing case a massive warning
06 Mar 2023 - Australia appears to be going all out in its efforts to stamp out greenwashing.
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Investors joining forces on systemic ESG issues
30 Nov 2022 - New Zealand and Australian investors are starting to understand the systemic nature of ESG issues and collaborating to influence companies towards more sustainable outcomes, according to a new study by the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) and KPMG.