What Can An MBA Teach You About Sustainable Investment?
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What Can An MBA Teach You About Sustainable Investment?
A good understanding of sustainable investment is crucial for finance professionals today and the John Molson School of Business has made it a prominent part of its MBA in Investment Management
Professor Amr Addas teaches sustainable investment at John Molson School of Business
Sustainable investment is on the rise. Between 2016 and 2018, the global value of sustainable investment assets grew by 34%. This trend is being driven not only by changing attitudes, but also by the fact that sustainable funds usually perform very well.
By Annabelle Collins2020-12-31T12:44:00+00:00
Hospital chief executives and senior NHS workers were among those included in the New Year’s Honours list.
Barts Health Trust chief executive Alwen Williams has been made a dame in acknowledgement of services to the NHS. Ms Williams has had a 40-year career in the NHS. She has taken Barts Health from being in special measures in 2015 to a trust with many services rated ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’.
Barts is one of the largest trusts in the NHS. It is based in east London and has been heavily hit by covid, recording over 900 deaths from the disease to date.
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PRAYAGRAJ: The Allahabad high court has recently held that a husband s appointment on compassionate ground will not take away his fundamental right to remarry.
Dismissing a writ petition filed by one Mohammad Haidar from Amroha, Justice Pankaj Mithal said, “The rules nowhere stipulate that any permission is required by a person employed on a compassionate basis for remarriage. It only provides that the person employed on a compassionate basis shall maintain other members of the family of the deceased government servant. It also provides that in case he neglects or refuses to maintain them, his services may be terminated. This does not mean that there is any rider on the right of the employee to remarry. This is what has also been laid down by this court in the case of Smt. Santoshi v. State of UP and two others, in writ-A No. 834 of 2020, decided on January 21, 2020, Justice Mithal said.
Allahabad High Court (File photo: PTI)
PRAYAGRAJ: The Allahabad high court has recently held that a husband s appointment on compassionate ground will not take away his fundamental right to remarry.
Dismissing a writ petition filed by one Mohammad Haidar from Amroha, Justice Pankaj Mithal said, “The rules nowhere stipulate that any permission is required by a person employed on a compassionate basis for remarriage. It only provides that the person employed on a compassionate basis shall maintain other members of the family of the deceased government servant.
“It also provides that in case he neglects or refuses to maintain them, his services may be terminated. This does not mean that there is any rider on the right of the employee to remarry. This is what has also been laid down by this court in the case of Smt. Santoshi v. State of UP and two others, in writ-A No. 834 of 2020, decided on January 21, 2020,” Justice Mithal said.
Pakistani man disappears
MASERU-HOME Affairs Ministry is searching for a Pakistani man who disappeared when he was supposed to be deported.
Minister Motlalentoa Letsosa told a press conference yesterday that the man, Zubaid Sultan, came with his lawyer to the ministry’s officials and the lawyer gave assurance that he would make him available when needed.
The lawyer later told the Ministry of Home Affairs that Sultan was missing.
Letsosa said Sultan was one of three Pakistanis who were to be deported this week after entering Lesotho illegally through Moshoeshoe 1 International Airport two weeks ago.
“We realised that there were three Pakistan nationals who also crossed illegally recently and we started investigating,” Letsosa said.