A major global investment fund is using NAB’s financial innovation for derivative portfolios to help incentivise sustainability goals in a new deal for the Australian market.
Transition targets underpinned by science-based standards are helping to drive opportunities for issuers and investors globally as sustainable finance markets continue to evolve.
The new report asks 800-900 Australian corporates across the non-farm business sector (who may or may not be NAB customers) on their progress, plans and strategies to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions.
Carbon markets have a role to play in the transition to a net zero economy, especially when seeking to meet and beat Australia’s interim targets this decade.
Organisations can build on today’s climate transition work to better identify the risks and opportunities nature-based assets provide as new reporting standards come into play.
NAB Group Executive Corporate & Institutional Banking, David Gall, and Deloitte’s Claire Ibrahim discuss Australia’s decarbonisation opportunity and the criticality of the next 6 years to 2030.
At the third Investor Roundtable, NAB CEO Ross McEwan spoke about the approach NAB is taking with its customers and the importance of a coordinated approach to reaching Australia’s 2050 net zero target.
When Alasdair MacLeod began tending to an ailing wool-growing property in 2010, the only real experience he had to call on was fond memories of his first holiday job on a dairy farm while growing up in rural Scotland.