University of Sydney: Financial Sector Fails Human Rights Test
May 03, 2021
May 03, 2021
SYDNEY, Australia, May 3 (TNSRep) -- The University of Sydney issued the following news:
Research on 22 ASX-listed financial companies has found that they fail to walk their human rights talk: there is no board-level accountability for human rights breaches, despite the existence of pro-human rights policies.
Twenty-two ASX-listed financial companies, including the 'big four' banks and popular consumer credit provider Afterpay, are largely failing to manage the risk of . . .
Research on 22 ASX-listed financial companies has found that they fail to walk their human rights talk: there is no board-level accountability for human rights breaches, despite the existence of pro-human rights policies.
Twenty-two ASX-listed financial companies, including the 'big four' banks and popular consumer credit provider Afterpay, are largely failing to manage the risk of . . .