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How Perth, WA, Became a Financial Hub

Most of the stories one hears about Australia focus on Sydney or Melbourne’s successes. Perth, in Western Australia, is often overlooked due to its location. …

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Will 2025 be the year of women in quantum computing ?

The UN has declared 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, and ...
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Has Morgan Stanley Turned its Back on ESG?

It’s only been a few months since COP29 took place. Since then things have taken ...
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Who Should Pay For The Climate Crisis?

Eric Njuguna, a youth climate justice organizer from Kenya, began their climate activism in 2017 at the age of 15 after severe droughts in Nairobi ...
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When it comes to green fintech, Switzerland is on a roll. The Alpine country is stepping up its support for the fashionable holy union of fintech and sustainable investing, with its Federal Council having launched a Green Fintech Network to ‘identify areas in which the conditions for green fintech could be improved’.
Crucially, once we come out of the other side of the crisis, private asset investors and their portfolio companies are in a unique position to act as change agents to build back stronger economies, and ESG considerations must play an integral part in this rebuilding. Upcoming legislation will no doubt drive the direction in which investors will move regarding ESG strategy but is important to be proactive beyond the regulatory requirements and focus on a strategy that drives change.”
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