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Will Australia follow the European sustainable investment boom?


Will Australia follow the European sustainable investment boom?
By
George Whiting
03 August 2021
In the first quarter of 2021, €120 billion flowed into sustainable funds in Europe. By comparison, Australia’s entire sustainable investment universe accounts for only $25 billion in asset under management, over half of which is in passive products.
There has been a mounting case for the growth in the Australian sustainable investment industry, but it pales in comparison to the movement underway in Europe. So, the question is whether Australia will follow suit.
In understanding to what extent this will happen in Australia, we first need to understand the forces at play – and sustainability starts with policy. Europe is legally bound to have net-zero emissions by 2050 and will reduce net emissions by 55 per cent from 1990 levels by 2030. This creates a natural road map for investment, whet ....

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UK regulator launches code of practice consultation


October 2018
Source: The Pensions Regulator
The regulator is seeking responses from trustees, managers of occupational and personal pension schemes and scheme managers, advisory boards and pension boards of public service pension schemes.
It said it is also “particularly interested to hear from non-professionals, such as member-nominated and lay trustees, and whether they find the new code easier to use and understand.”
“The new code signals some significant changes in approach, which in turn will mean significant changes in pension scheme practice – although more for DB than DC schemes,” said Susan Hoare, partner at consultancy Aon.
“Having a code of practice all in one place is very helpful from a user’s perspective. Ten of the existing codes of practice have been amalgamated into this single modular code (Supercode) which is presented as 51 concise modules. This has allowed TPR to remove a lot of duplication; for example, if you currently searc ....

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