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| | | ... last year, but Australia's largest superannuation fund has slipped in the rankings. The latest research from Willis Towers Watson's Thinking Ahead Institute shows the world's largest 100 asset owners grew their total assets by 15.7% last year to US$23.5 ... |
| | | | Willis Towers Watson has expanded its Australian investments team with four new appointments. Ellie Boston will join the strategic advisory team as director, relocating from London to Sydney. She is an actuary and has been with WTW for 13 years. Grace ... |
| | | | ... places it 64th in a global ranking. In this year's top 500 largest global asset managers list compiled by Willis Towers Watson and Thinking Ahead Institute, several Australian firms made the list, including IFM Investors which ranked 133rd with US$151 ... |
| | | | ... US$10 trillion in assets under advice joined together to launch a global net zero initiative. JANA, Frontier, Willis Towers Watson, bfinance, Barnett Waddingham, Cambridge LCP, Meketa, Hymans Robertson, Redington Associates, Cardano and Wilshire are ... |
| | | | ... committing to supporting the goal of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 or sooner. It joins the likes to Willis Towers Watson, JANA and bfinance. Under the initiative, the consultants will integrate advice on net-zero alignment into their services. ... |
| | | | ... trillion in assets under advice have joined together to launch a global net zero initiative. JANA, Frontier, Willis Towers Watson, bfinance, Barnett Waddingham, Cambridge LCP, Meketa, Hymans Robertson, Redington Associates, Cardano and Wilshire are the ... |
| | | | ... 15% in the year and ranked eight places higher compared to the previous year. Commenting on the results, Willis Towers Watson senior director Martin Goss noted the significant change occurring in the Australian superannuation fund landscape. "As this ... |
| | | | ... player in the space, behind JANA which had a 31.7% slice, and ahead of international consultants such as Willis Towers Watson, Mercer and Russell. In recent years it has looked to diversify both its client base and offering, as its traditional clientele ... |
| | | | ... required." Failing funds will have 28 days to notify members, in communication that will be monitored by ASIC. Willis Towers Watson has said funds have a 10-15% chance of failing the new performance test in any eight-year period based on hypothetical ... |
| | | | Willis Towers Watson appointed a new lead for its investments team in Australia as the incumbent moves to client consulting. From August 1, Aongus O'Gorman will lead the Australian investments team, succeeding Martin Goss, who has been in the role ... |
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