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[idagnyheter]

Artister i upprop: Rädda ”Börsen”

I ett överklagande, publicerat i Kvällstidningenmer än 30 välkända svenska nöjesprofiler pläderar för att Hamburger Börs i Stockholm ska räddas. Den anrika showkrogen hotas av stängning på grund av höga hyror och i uppropet vädjar kändisarna till hyresvärden Vasakronan att ompröva. “En mötesplats där tusentals och åter tusentals människor, både stockholmare och besökande besökare, från hela…

[cawamedia]

Sergelterrassen invigning

Årets stora vårfest tillsammans med Rebecca & Fiona, Vasakronan, Therése Neaimé via Erwik Communication, som bjöd in till invigningen av Sergelterrassen — pocketparken öven Sergelgatan som länkar samman de ikoniska Hötorgsskraporna. Detta blir säkert citys mest urbana glass- och terrasshäng i sommar. Beatles var här redan 1963. Sergelterrassen Sergelgatan 8-10 Invigning varTorsdagen 11 maj 18.00…

[simongateportfolio]

STUDIO SERGEL 

Concept and Visuals for MKTG / Vasakronan

studiosergel.se

[guidof]

The rebuild of SEBs former HQ into hotel and shops has started at Malmskillnadsgatan in Stockholm City. #rebuild #stockholm #seb #malmskillnadsgatan #vasakronan #sthlm #builder #webuildthiscity #hotel (på/i Malmskillnadsgatan)

[scamillaebostrom]

#sceb #camillaboström #artmadethis #vasakronan #alidavoodi #nöjesguiden #vallgatan #Göteborg #streetart #spraypaint #graffitimålare #artist #art #konst

[futuristarchitecture]

Vasakronan Uppsala: Colorful Interior of An Exciting Company Office with “A Campus” Theme #architecture https://ift.tt/2FHCbv9

[jovialfoxnight]

CONDICIONES PARA COMPRAS DE BONOS CORPORATIVOS

CONDICIONES PARA COMPRAS DE BONOS CORPORATIVOS

Procedimiento de licitación, 2022-04-13 Cautiverio Bonos emitidos en SEK por empresas suecas no financieras. Los siguientes bonos son elegibles para la entrega: AKADEMISKA HUS: XS2015238269, 2024-06-20 AKADEMISKA HUS: XS2188806223, 2022-12-12 FABEGE AB: SE0011062942, 2023-08-30 FABEGE AB: SE0011062785, 2024-04-12 VASAKRONAN AB: XS2219435620, 2023-08-21 VASAKRONAN AB: XS1956027277,…

[abr]

Rispondiamo alla domanda del povero Mario Tozzi Gretino Onorario nonché professo’ senza una pubblicazione né un lavoro professionale di rilievo:  “CHISSA’ CHE POTERI FORTI CI SONO DIETRO QUESTE RAGAZZINE”.

RISPOSTA:  (...)Non è questione di genitori furbi che trasformano una bambina in una star e la usano come una miniera d' oro. Qui c' è di mezzo un gioco immensamente più grande. (...). “Un' inchiesta pubblicata https://www.globalresearch.ca firmata da William F. Engdahl (il cui) titolo è "Il capitale finanziario si maschera di verde". Ed ecco in sintesi la documentata tesi. 

(...)  Questa ragazzetta è (...) usata come la profetessa idonea a lanciare la più grande operazione propagandistica - finanziaria della storia: l' economia Green.  (...)  Nel 2013 (...) una società immobiliare svedese, Vasakronan, emise il primo "Green Bond". Ne seguirono altri (...) tra cui Apple, SNCF e la principale banca francese Crédit Agricole. (...) Oggi, secondo la Climate Bonds Initiative, circolano oltre 500 miliardi di dollari in tali obbligazioni verdi. Sono i primi passi di una accelerazione che lo stesso organismo prevede esponenziale.(...). I nomi implicati in quest'opera di misericordia ecologica? Bank of England e City of London, Mark Carney, capo uscente della Banca d' Inghilterra. (...) Consigliare «investitori, operatori della finanza e assicurazioni sui rischi legati al clima»: «questo è stato certamente un obiettivo bizzarro per i banchieri centrali mondiali», annota Engdahl. 

Putacaso, nel 2016 il Tcfd insieme alla City of London Corporation e al governo del Regno Unito hanno avviato la Green Finance Initiative (...) presieduto dal miliardario Michael Bloomberg, include in ruoli chiave uomini di JP MorganChase; BlackRock, uno dei maggiori gestori patrimoniali al mondo con quasi settemila miliardi di dollari; Barclays Bank; Hsbc, la banca Londra-Hong Kong multata ripetutamente per riciclaggio e altri fondi neri; Swiss Re, la seconda riassicurazione più grande al mondo; la banca cinese Icbc; Tata Steel, Dow Chemical, il gigante minerario Bhp Billington e David Blood di Al Gore' s Generation Investment Llc. 

In effetti sembra che le volpi stiano scrivendo le regole per la nuova green economy. Ne volete ancora? (...) nel 2018 l' Unione europea di Juncker ha firmato un memorandum d' intesa (...) in cui le società membre di Breakthrough Energy-Europe (...) avranno accesso preferenziale a qualsiasi finanziamento. (...) In Breakthrough Energy vi sono Richard Branson di Virgin Air, Bill Gates, Jack Ma di Alibaba, Mark Zuckerberg di Facebook, Bin Talal Al-Waleed, Ray Dalio di Bridgewater Associates; Julian Robertson del gigante degli hedge fund, Tiger Management; David Rubenstein, fondatore Carlyle Group; George Soros, presidente Soros Fund Management; Masayoshi Son, fondatore di Softbank, in Giappone. 

E Greta? La mandano in giro in barca e in treno. La sfruttano cinicamente. Il dominio del denaro ha bisogno di prendere possesso delle coscienze. “ 

Davide Locano, dic.2019, via https://www.liberoquotidiano.it/news/personaggi/13546038/greta-thunberg-lista-finanziatori-attivista-svedese.html

Messaggio a tutti i  TOZZI di nome e di fatto: CUCU’ SVEGLIA! 

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Ma certo ma chi vuoi mai che abbia interessi nella riconversione dell'economia mondiale..

B.C.

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Comunque, io non ho titoli per parlare di medicina.

Quali sono - mi chiedo - i titoli accademici e scientifici di Greta Thunberg per parlare di ecologia?

[alexsmitposts]

Climate and the Money Trail Climate. Now who wudda thought. The very mega-corporations and mega-billionaires behind the globalization of the world economy over recent decades, whose pursuit of shareholder value and cost reduction who have wreaked so much damage to our environment both in the industrial world and in the under-developed economies of Africa, Asia, Latin America, are the leading backers of the “grass roots” decarbonization movement from Sweden to Germany to the USA and beyond. Is it pangs of guilty conscience, or could it be a deeper agenda of the financialization of the very air we breathe and more? Whatever one may believe about the dangers of CO2 and risks of global warming creating a global catastrophe of 1.5 to 2 degree Celsius average temperature rise in the next roughly 12 years, it is worth noting who is promoting the current flood of propaganda and climate activism. Green Finance Several years before Al Gore and others decided to use a young Swedish school girl to be the poster child for climate action urgency, or in the USA the call of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for a complete reorganization of the economy around a Green New Deal, the giants of finance began devising schemes for steering hundreds of billions of future funds to investments in often worthless “climate” companies. In 2013 after years of careful preparation, a Swedish real estate company, Vasakronan, issued the first corporate “Green Bond.” They were followed by others including Apple, SNCF and the major French bank Credit Agricole. In November 2013 Elon Musk’s problem-riddled Tesla Energy issued the first solar asset-backed security. Today according to something called the Climate Bonds Initiative, more than $500 billion in such Green Bonds are outstanding. The creators of the bond idea state their aim is to win over a major share of the $45 trillion of assets under management globally which have made nominal commitment to invest in “climate friendly” projects. Bonnie Prince Charles, future UK Monarch, along with the Bank of England and City of London finance have promoted “green financial instruments,” led by Green Bonds, to redirect pension plans and mutual funds towards green projects. A key player in the linking of world financial institutions with the Green Agenda is outgoing Bank of England head Mark Carney. In December 2015, the Bank for International Settlements’ Financial Stability Board (FSB), chaired then by Carney, created the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosure (TCFD), to advise “investors, lenders and insurance about climate related risks.” That was certainly a bizarre focus for world central bankers. In 2016 the TCFD along with the City of London Corporation and the UK Government initiated the Green Finance Initiative, aiming to channel trillions of dollars to “green” investments. The central bankers of the FSB nominated 31 people to form the TCFD. Chaired by billionaire Michael Bloomberg of the financial wire, it includes key people from JP MorganChase; from BlackRock–one of the world’s biggest asset managers with almost $7 trillion; Barclays Bank; HSBC, the London-Hong Kong bank repeatedly fined for laundering drug and other black funds; Swiss Re, the world’s second largest reinsurance; China’s ICBC bank; Tata Steel, ENI oil, Dow Chemical, mining giant BHP Billington and David Blood of Al Gore’s Generation Investment LLC. In effect it seems the foxes are writing the rules for the new Green Hen House. Bank of England’s Carney was also a key actor in efforts to make the City of London into the financial center of global Green Finance. The outgoing UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, in July 2019 released a White Paper, “Green Finance Strategy: Transforming Finance for a Greener Future.” The paper states, “One of the most influential initiatives to emerge is the Financial Stability Board’s private sector Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), supported by Mark Carney and chaired by Michael Bloomberg. This has been endorsed by institutions representing $118 trillion of assets globally.” There seems to be a plan here. The plan is the financialization of the entire world economy using fear of an end of world scenario to reach arbitrary aims such as “net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.” Goldman Sachs Key Actor The omnipresent Wall Street bank, Goldman Sachs, which spawned among others ECB outgoing President Mario Draghi and Bank of England head Carney, has just unveiled the first global index of top-ranking environmental stocks, done along with the London-based CDP, formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project. The CDP, notably, is financed by investors such as HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, American International Group, and State Street Corp. The new index, called CDP Environment EW and CDP Eurozone EW, aims to lure investment funds, state pension systems such as the CalPERS (the California Public Employees’ Retirement System) and CalSTRS (the California State Teachers’ Retirement System) with a combined $600+ billion in assets, to invest in their carefully chosen targets. Top rated companies in the index include Alphabet which owns Google, Microsoft, ING Group, Diageo, Philips, Danone and, conveniently, Goldman Sachs. Enter Greta, AOC and Co. At this point events take on a cynical turn as we are confronted with wildly popular, heavily promoted climate activists such as Sweden’s Greta Thunberg or New York’s 29-year-old Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Green New Deal. However sincere these activists may be, there is a well-oiled financial machine behind promoting them for gain. Greta Thunberg is part of a well-connected network tied to the organization of Al Gore who is being cynically and professionally marketed and used by such agencies as the UN, the EU Commission and the financial interests behind the present climate agenda. As Canadian researcher and climate activist, Cory Morningstar, documents in an excellent series of posts, young Greta is working with a well-knit network that is tied to US climate investor and enormously wealthy climate profiteer, Al Gore, chairman of Generation Investment group. Gore’s partner, ex-Goldman Sachs official David Blood as noted earlier, is a member of the BIS-created TCFD. Greta Thunberg along with her 17-year-old US climate friend, Jamie Margolin, were both listed as “special youth advisor and trustee” of the Swedish We Don’t Have Time NGO, founded by its CEO Ingmar Rentzhog. Rentzhog is a member of Al Gore’s Climate Reality Organization Leaders, and part of the European Climate Policy Task Force. He was trained in March 2017 by Al Gore in Denver, and again in June 2018, in Berlin. Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project is a partner of We Don’t Have Time. Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC), who made a huge splash in her first days in the US Congress for unveiling a “Green New Deal” to completely reorganize the US economy at a cost of perhaps $100 trillion, is also not without skilled guidance. AOC has openly admitted that she ran for Congress at the urging of a group called Justice Democrats. She told one interviewer, “I wouldn’t be running if it wasn’t for the support of Justice Democrats and Brand New Congress. Umm, in fact it was it was these organizations, it was JD and it was Brand New Congress as well, that both, that asked me to run in the first place. They’re the ones that called me a year and a half ago…” Now, as Congresswoman, AOC’s advisers include Justice Democrats co-founder, Zack Exley. Exley was an Open Society Fellow and got funds from among others the Open Society Foundations and Ford Foundation to create a predecessor to Justice Democrats to recruit select candidates for office. The Real Agenda is Economic The links between the world’s largest financial groups, central banks and global corporations to the current push for a radical climate strategy to abandon the fossil fuel economy in favor of a vague, unexplained Green economy, it seems, is less about genuine concern to make our planet a clean and healthy environment to live. Rather it is an agenda, intimately tied to the UN Agenda 2030 for “sustainable” economy, and to developing literally trillions of dollars in new wealth for the global banks and financial giants who constitute the real powers that be. In February 2019 following a speech to the EU Commission in Brussels by Greta Thunberg, then-EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, after gallantly kissing Greta’s hand, appeared to be moved to real action. He told Greta and the press that the EU should spend hundreds of billions of euros combating climate change during the next 10 years. Juncker proposed that between 2021 to 2027, “every fourth euro spent within the EU budget go toward action to mitigate climate change.” What the sly Juncker did not say was that the decision had nothing to do with the young Swedish activist’s plea. It had been made in conjunction with the World Bank a full year before in September 26, 2018 at the One Planet Summit, along with the World Bank, Bloomberg Foundations, the World Economic Forum and others. Juncker had cleverly used the media attention given the young Swede to promote his climate agenda. On October 17, 2018, days following the EU agreement at the One Planet Summit, Juncker’s EU signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Breakthrough Energy-Europe in which member corporations of Breakthrough Energy-Europe will have preferential access to any funding. The members of Breakthrough Energy include Virgin Air’s Richard Branson, Bill Gates, Alibaba’s Jack Ma, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, HRH Prince Al-waleed bin Talal, Bridgewater Associates’ Ray Dalio; Julian Robertson of hedge fund giant, Tiger Management; David Rubenstein, founder Carlyle Group; George Soros, Chairman Soros Fund Management LLC; Masayoshi Son, founder Softbank, Japan. Make no mistake. When the most influential multinational corporations, the world’s largest institutional investors including BlackRock and Goldman Sachs, the UN, the World Bank, the Bank of England and other central banks of the BIS line up behind the financing of a so-called green Agenda, call it Green New Deal or what, it is time to look behind the surface of public climate activist campaigns to the actual agenda. The picture that emerges is the attempted financial reorganization of the world economy using climate, something the sun and its energy have orders of magnitude more to do with than mankind ever could—to try to convince us ordinary folk to make untold sacrifice to “save our planet.” Back in 2010 the head of Working Group 3 of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Dr Otmar Edenhofer, told an interviewer, “…one must say clearly that we redistribute de facto the world’s wealth by climate policy. One has to free oneself from the illusion that international climate policy is environmental policy. This has almost nothing to do with environmental policy anymore, with problems such as deforestation or the ozone hole.” Since then the economic policy strategy has become far more developed.

[karinsoderquist]

Painting on Ingmar Bergmans gata 1-3, Stockholm. Part of the street art project ArtMadeThis. Big thanks to ArtMadeThis and Vasakronan for including me in the project!

[tanukifucker91]

I was watching the news and they had a shot of this statue of a camel/moose hybrid so I had to google it immediately Apparently it used to stand at a roundabout near Telefonplan in Stockholm and was the winner of an art competition held at konstfack (swedens foremost art university) back in 2009 Now it's owned by real estate company Vasakronan and is being moved to their estates in the same area

[dfjellsson]

Vasakronan16

[futuristarchitecture]

Vasakronan Uppsala: Colorful Interior of An Exciting Company Office with “A Campus” Theme #architecture https://ift.tt/2P26XOz

[whatsupmec]

Wednesday 19

Media Evolution City

8-17 Utbildngsrummet - Mannaz 10-16 Blårummet - Vasakronan

Today´s menu

Restaurant Stora Varvsgatan 6a

- Cevapcici with pita bread, ajvar, onion & kaymak - Vegetarian cevapcici with pita bread, ajvar, onion & kaymak   -

[csrgood]

CSR Reporting Under EU Law Is Highest for Gender and Lowest for Human Rights Matters, Study Reveals

Digital circular economy pioneer iPoint is excited to announce the release of a new baseline study which evaluates corporate compliance with the new EU Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD). Funded by iPoint and prepared by Development International (DI), a not-for-profit organization specialized in evaluations, the study systematically assesses the degree of non-financial transparency and ESG (environmental, social, and governance) performance for 2017 and 2018, focusing on companies in Germany, Sweden, and Austria. 

The EU Non-Financial Reporting Directive

The EU NFRD, which is often referred to as Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) law, has been in force for more than two years. It applies to the current 28 member states of the European Union, and across Europe, some 6,500 companies are affected. With this new directive, public-interest entities in EU member states no longer only report on their financial basics and forward-looking risk discussion. They now also retrospectively account for their non-financial footprint, including adverse impacts they have on the environment and society. Article 1 of the Directive states that the non-financial disclosure must contain information including: “e. non-financial key performance indicators relevant to the particular business” – a point of departure for a new three-country study commissioned by iPoint. 1183 Companies Evaluated on KPIs based on GRI, UN Global Compact, and DNK

The comprehensive study – to date the only one to focus on ESG content in non-financial corporate reports – benchmarks 516 German, 590 Swedish, and 75 Austrian companies, and issues individual transparency scorecards and performance dashboards for them each.

The study applies an ex-post assessment framework premised on more than 60 key performance indicators (KPIs) taken from the reporting frameworks of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), UN Global Compact, and the German Sustainability Codex (DNK). This deep-dive into the five required disclosure areas – environmental, social and employee matters, respect for human rights, as well as anti-corruption and bribery matters – reveals the degree to which companies make an effort to demonstrate their environmental and social responsibility.

Top Transparency Scorers

The degree to which companies were found to be transparent was assessed though the application of KPIs, as is required as per the EU Directive as well as the national laws under study. The top five German companies which received the highest transparency scores are:

lighting manufacturer OSRAM Licht AG (transparency score: 30),

pharmaceutical and life sciences company Bayer AG (transparency score: 26),

pharmaceutical, chemical and life sciences company Merck KGaA (transparency score: 25),

luxury fashion house Hugo Boss AG (transparency score: 25), and

chemical distribution company Brentag AG (transparency score: 22).

Topping the transparency list of the evaluated Swedish companies are:

Outdoor power products manufacturer Husqvarna AB (transparency score: 37),

IT-products reseller Dustin Group AB (transparency score: 36),

property company Vasakronan AB (transparency score: 36),

district heating company Stockholm Exergi AB – formerly Fortum Värme Holding samägt med Stockholms stad (transparency score: 34), and

the outdoor and transportation products company Thule Group AB (transparency score: 33).

ESG Transparency Correlated with Performance

The conclusion is mixed: While reporting on gender equality is generally satisfactory, there is often a lack of transparency in other areas, especially with regards to environment- and human rights-related matters. Disclosure on employee and anti-corruption matters lie in between the other mandated reporting areas. 

“On the whole, our data show that Swedish companies are a few notches ahead of their German peers”, Dr. Chris Bayer, Principal Investigator of the study, notes. “Yet in each country under study, there are examples of brands making a clear effort to be non-financially transparent. Further, we hypothesize that transparency is correlated with performance, and some – but not all – of companies surveyed use the EU Non-Financial Reporting Directive as an opportunity to show that they deserve a social – and not only a financial – license to operate”, he concludes.

 “Behind and in front of the scenes we are witnessing substantial ESG action”, iPoint CEO Joerg Walden observes. “But to what extent are companies willing and able to disclose their non-financial essentials also using established reporting frameworks? Everyone is asking this question, and we can provide answers with this study and iPoint’s solutions.”

Resources:

The reports for Germany and Sweden can be downloaded from the iPoint website at https://www.ipoint-systems.com/de/nfrd-report-2018/. The report for Austria will be available in June 2019.

Evaluated companies can also request their individual scorecards and performance dashboards with a breakdown of their transparency score as well as the overall, sector-specific and company-specific performance scores, from this website.

source: http://www.csrwire.com/press_releases/41945-CSR-Reporting-Under-EU-Law-Is-Highest-for-Gender-and-Lowest-for-Human-Rights-Matters-Study-Reveals?tracking_source=rss