The Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) came into effect on 1 January 2019, placing a requirement on eligible entities to submit a Modern Slavery Statement annually. The Act seeks to actively reduce the risk of modern slavery occurring in Australia and across the globe.
As both an investment manager and a corporation, QIC and its subsidiaries aspire to carry out our business and investment activities responsibly and act with integrity in our dealings with clients, our people, our suppliers and the wider community.
We appreciate that modern slavery is a global phenomenon and to the extent we can, we recognise the opportunity for influence and commercial leverage to build wider awareness and to contribute to ultimately ending modern slavery practices. In our Modern Slavery Statement we report on the steps taken to identify and respond to the risk of modern slavery in investment portfolios, in our operations and supply chains of QIC and those of controlled entities.
View QIC's Modern Slavery Statement.
Find out more about QIC's approach to Responsible Investment.
QIC is launching a new private debt capability to offer institutional investors a structural solution for today’s low-yield environment.
