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Sep 18
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2025
The RIAA Conference Aotearoa NZ returns in 2025! Join us on 18 September at the Aotea Centre for the largest event for sustainable business and responsible investment in New Zealand.
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RIAA's Human Rights Working Group is an initiative to support members in their stewardship responsibilities respecting human rights in their business operations and their portfolio of companies.
RIAA's Nature Working Group is an initiative to support members in their stewardship responsibilities to protect nature and biodiversity in their business operations and their portfolio of companies.
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The Aotearoa Collaborative Working Group provides a platform for Aotearoa New Zealand members of RIAA to actively participate and collaborate on critical responsible investment and sustainability issues.
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May 26, 2025
We need to protect the nature left on the planet and restore what we can of what we have destroyed or degraded, for the sake of all life on Earth and to secure a safe and just future.
As a lifelong advocate for economic opportunity and disability inclusion, I look forward to speaking at the RIAA Conference Australia 2025 to make the business case and explain the financial benefits of investing in companies with a dedicated effort to disability inclusive human capital management practices.
Electricity demand in the US has been steady since the mid‑2000s, growing at about half a percent per year on average. This is down to several factors, including the growth of less energy‑intensive sectors (such as financial services), offshoring manufacturing to places like China and Southeast Asia, and better energy efficiency.
Calendar year 2024 was strong for Green Bonds, outperforming conventional bonds by nearly 2%, and achieving record issuance of US$447bn.
With over 50 million people estimated to be living in modern slavery conditions and rising economic and social instability, human rights risks are becoming a critical financial concern for companies and investors.
New research shows New Zealanders are standing firm in their commitment to ethical investment, with three-quarters wanting their money invested according to their values, even as political movements in some countries attempt to undermine responsible investing frameworks.
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ada@responsibleinvestment.org
Response to ASIC on "Australia’s evolving capital markets: A discussion paper on the dynamics between public and private markets."
Response to the Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights (OHCHR) to inform next thematic report on the role of financial sector in preventing and addressing contemporary forms of slavery. RIAA referred to and relied on the UN PRI’s response to the same call for input.
policy@responsibleinvestment.org