Author Archives: Editor
Greenwashing, sustainability

FCA looks to tackle sustainability spin doctors


October 28, 2022

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) wants a crackdown on greenwashing investment companies using misleading sustainability spin.

The UK regulator believes there needs to be agreed and recognised labels on products …

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CEO pay ratio, executive, payouts

New rules introduced to stop incorrect executive payouts


October 28, 2022

New rules aimed at preventing executives from wrongly keeping payouts based on inaccurate financial statements have been introduced by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Securities exchanges will be …

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Tax Haven

Australia launches new strategy to tackle tax havens


October 28, 2022

Australia’s government has announced new transparency rules in a bid to crack down on companies shifting their profits to tax havens.

It will force multinational corporations to publicly disclose …

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New cyber crime guidance issued after raids on Medibank and Optus


October 28, 2022

A new framework for tackling cyber crime has been published following several high-profile data hacks on Australian companies this year, affecting an estimated 14 million residents.…

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Confused board member considers ESG

A third of corporate boards lack strong understanding of key ESG issues, says survey


October 21, 2022

More than a third of company bosses do not have a good understanding of key ESG areas – including climate change – according …

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Climate Action 100+ launches public consultation


October 21, 2022

The push to tackle the world’s largest corporate greenhouse gas emitters by Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) is about to enter a new phase – and it needs feedback from the public.…

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LGPS, Pensions, Pension

Burghart says new online platform will transform pensions industry for savers


October 21, 2022

Minister for pensions and growth Alex Burghart predicts the government’s proposed online pensions dashboard will be a game-changer for savers.

The Department for Work and Pensions

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LafargeHolcim Syrian operations

Cement firm Lafarge pleads guilty to supporting terrorists


October 21, 2022

French cement maker Lafarge has pleaded guilty to giving millions of dollars of financial backing to ISIS and other terrorist groups.

The company has agreed to pay a $777.8 …

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Money, Sustainable, Remuneration

Tougher CEO pay hits needed to tackle climate change, says report


October 15, 2022

Corporate giants need to have tougher pay penalties for their CEOs to meet greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions targets, according to a new report.

Environment and social …

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Andrew Burghart, Minister for Pensions and Growth

Burghart confirmed as Minister for Pensions and Growth


October 15, 2022

Prime Minister Liz Truss has confirmed Alex Burghart’s appointment as Minister for Pensions and Growth.

The Conservative MP for Brentwood & Ongar has unofficially held the newly-created role …

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