Three critical social issues reshaping Australian investment risks in 2025
In this report, we explore three critical social issues reshaping investment risks in Australia: mental health and psychosocial safety, First Nations heritage management, and human rights in global supply chains. Drawing on analysis of over 100 listed companies and nearly 200 ESG engagements, the findings highlight how these social factors are increasingly influencing financial performance, regulatory exposure, and long-term portfolio resilience.
On the Road with Alphinity: ESG and sustainability priorities in Western Australia’s mining sector
In this report, research in Western Australia with mining companies and Traditional Owner groups explored cultural heritage obligations and environmental impacts. The findings inform an assessment of key ESG risks, including nature, decarbonisation, First Nations considerations, AI, and workforce safety.
Navigating nature-related risks in the farmed seafood supply chain
Nature is an increasing focus for investors, highlighting risks in industries like seafood with strong environmental dependencies. This report shares insights from Tasmanian salmon farm visits, exploring ESG risks, investment implications and broader links to nature and climate.
2024 ESG and Sustainability Report Video Overview
Alphinity’s fourth ESG and Sustainability Report outlines our evolving approach to responsible investing, guided by our Five Pillars framework and shaped by nearly 200 company ESG engagements in 2024. This 10-minute video presentation highlights key insights from the report, including updates on material ESG issues, sustainable fund SDG alignment, and enhanced risk assessment tools.
ESG in 10: Investing with Respect: Integrating First Nations Perspectives into ESG
Host Charlotte O’Meara is joined by Alphinity’s Moana Nottage to explore how integrating First Nations knowledge and rights into investment decision-making can enhance ESG outcomes and drive authentic, long-term value.
The AI governance risk keeping executives up at night: A conversation with Elfreda Jonker
In this episode of The Greener Way, host Michelle Baltazar discusses the governance risks posed by AI with Elfreda Jonker from Alphinity Investment Management.
The Sustainability of AI: Insights from Asia’s Innovation Hubs
As the global AI race accelerates, so too does the scrutiny on its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) implications. A recent thematic research trip across Seoul, Taipei, Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen offered a rare window into how Asia’s tech giants and infrastructure providers are navigating the complex intersection of AI innovation and sustainability.
One Year On: Responsible AI engagement examples and reflections
One year after launching the Responsible AI Framework with CSIRO, Alphinity reflects on how investors can navigate the growing risks and opportunities tied to AI adoption. This update shares real-world use cases, ESG insights and lessons from over 40 company engagements, showcasing how responsible AI practices are evolving across sectors.
On the Road with Alphinity: Santos Carbon Capture and Storage Project in Moomba, South Australia
The Moomba Carbon Capture & Storage Project, capturing 10% of South Australia’s annual CO2 emissions, is among the largest and most cost-effective globally. Jess Cairns visited the site opening to gain deeper insight into this potential turning point for CCS in Australia.
