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| | | ... the development of the company's decarbonisation strategy, initiated significant cross-sector partnerships with Rio Tinto and BHP, and launched New Zealand's largest industrial decarbonisation project. In addition to her executive roles, Stephens ... |
| | | | ... sequestration and provide scale to the industry more broadly. This comes as several ASX-listed companies including BHP, Rio Tinto and, Qantas committing $80 million into the strategy last year. |
| | | | ... also been reappointed to the board, having served on it since 2021. McIntosh has over 33 years' experience working with Rio Tinto Group, working his way up to group executive, growth and innovation. He is also currently chair of Datarock Holdings. Finally ... |
| | | | ... worked in the corporate sector for some years. Previous roles have included executive positions at Macquarie Bank and Rio Tinto. Back in 2005, Piper was head of corporate risk for Macquarie Group, providing oversight and direction for all non-financial ... |
| | | | ... worked in the corporate sector for some years. Previous roles have included executive positions at Macquarie Bank and Rio Tinto. Back in 2005, Piper was head of corporate risk for Macquarie Group, providing oversight and direction for all non-financial ... |
| | | | ... top marks. The best disclosures come from the utilities and real estate sectors: APA, Origin Energy, AGL, Fortescue, Rio Tinto, Lendlease, Evolution Mining, South32 and Mirvac. In a six-level ranking system, fund manager Janus Henderson, payments tech ... |
| | | | ... obligations, while also generating risk-weighted returns. It has already received $80 million from cornerstone investors BHP, Rio Tinto, and Qantas. Silva Capital, a joint venture between Roc Partners and C6 Investment Management, will acquire or lease ... |
| | | | ... Group has five and Helia Group has five. The ratio of women to men on their boards are 60%, 63% and 63% respectively. Rio Tinto also has six women on its board but at a lower 43% ratio. |
| | | | Mining giant Rio Tinto's political lobbying activities are a greenwashing risk, a breach of public trust, and a form of investor deception, according to ACCR. This week, a prominent shareholder advocacy group announced it cut ties after a year-long ... |
| | | | ... on the traditional lands of the Puutu Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura (Binigura) Peoples was destroyed by mining company Rio Tinto. The fallout is an example of how investors are exposed to systemic, legislative, and reputational risk if they misstep on First ... |
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