Surging power demand and restrained energy supply in Asia are creating a challenge for authorities seeking to accelerate the energy transition away from fossil fuels.
Sustainability
Our experts provide news and insights into the growing role of sustainable business in our communities, and rapidly increasing demand for sustainable finance.
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Post-pandemic world a tipping point for gender balance in the workplace, ex-Aus PM Julia Gillard says.
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The transition to a net-zero carbon economy is expected to provide immense opportunities for business.
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Highlights and developments in the Sustainable Finance market.
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Surging power demand and restrained energy supply in Asia are creating a challenge for authorities seeking to accelerate the energy transition away from fossil fuels.
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Coles sets benchmark for Australian supermarkets with the sector’s first sustainability linked loan, the largest yet from an Aussie retailer.
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Surge in export growth in the second half could partly offset the weakness in mainland China's domestic demand.
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The commercial operator of the Royal Adelaide Hospital Public Private Partnership closed Australia's first sustainability loan, a new loan format in the fast-developing green, social and sustainable financing market.
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The ultimate goal of sustainable finance markets is to become the main avenue to access investor capital, according to participants at a recent roundtable organised by ANZ and FinanceAsia.
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Desire to issue and invest in green, social and sustainability bonds and loans continues to grow, according the fourth annual ANZ FinanceAsia Sustainable Financing Poll.
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Wesfarmers has broken ground with first sustainability-linked bond in the Australian dollar medium term note market.
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LISTEN: ANZ experts Katharine Tapley and Paul White discuss the increasing ESG focus from investors.
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See all the key announcements from the 2021-2022 Australian Federal Budget in this infographic.
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From an equity perspective, the 2021 Federal Budget has taken the right steps.
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Tax breaks, incentives for skilled labour and addressing digital security stand out for business in Australian Federal budget.
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Australian Federal Budget pushes the fiscal boundaries ? and is right to do so.
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High tide will lift the largest boats, ANZ Chief Economist says, in absence of any direct measures.
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A tightening in fiscal policy ahead, but still an expansionary budget in a much better economic environment.
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ANZ Research expects a reduced deficit but still strong spending to be unveiled in Australia's upcoming Federal Budget.
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There are high hopes for the outlook in Australia's beef sector after a difficult period thanks to drought and COVID-19.
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Developing and operating sustainable supply chains is likely to improve investor and consumer perceptions, manage costs and drive innovation.
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Beef export volumes may be feeling the effects of lower supply, but the outlook remains positive.
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