Author: RIAA staff

What’s in a name?

If done right, Australia’s financial product labelling regime will help avoid greenwashing and channel capital to more sustainable outcomes. But it must be principles-based and be anchored in widely accepted industry standards.   RIAA’s research shows that 88% of Australians expect their super or other investments to...

FAQs: RIAA Responsible Investment Certification

The Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to ensuring capital is aligned with achieving a healthy society, environment and economy. This FAQ page aims to answer common questions about our certification and how consumers can be better informed when starting their...

The untold impact of disability inclusion

Have you ever wondered if your organisation’s commitment to diversity goes beyond gender? Let’s explore the compelling case for embracing inclusion across diverse groups, including individuals with disabilities, and how it can revolutionise Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts.   Let the numbers speak   People with disabilities make up around...

Alphinity: Investing in the SDGs

"We believe it is important to actively contribute to thought leadership and have a strong voice in the space, as positive change is underpinned by collaboration and shared knowledge." See certified funds   About Alphinity   Alphinity is an active equities investment manager based in Sydney. Alphinity was established in...

Understanding materiality thresholds in responsible investment

What are materiality thresholds?    Derived from financial accounting, materiality thresholds are set limits for exposure to certain industries. By setting these thresholds, funds define how much a product will be exposed to these industries.   Materiality thresholds may be used in combination with chosen approach(es) to responsible investing...