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| | | ESG was something people were still googling five years ago. Now, it plays an important role in achieving objectives, the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) ASI Conference has heard - but greater structure is required to reach its ... |
| | | | ... example, many Australian super funds have signed up to be tobacco free. As dozens of funds including Australian Ethical, CareSuper, Cbus and HESTA having signed up to be tobacco free, this has triggered fund managers to follow suit, O'Brien said. Of ... |
| | | | ... all Say on Climate resolutions at companies they held in 2021: Active Super (8 votes), AMP (1), AustralianSuper (16), CareSuper (5), NGS Super (5), QSuper (15) and Unisuper (2). Fifteen global investment managers supported all Say on Climate resolutions ... |
| | | | ... in-depth knowledge of culture, governance, risk and advocacy, along with a passion for taking action on climate change," CareSuper said. Commenting on her appointment, Scott said: "I'm honoured to receive the support of CareSuper's Board to lead our ... |
| | | | ... received the AAA rating in 2021. Funds that received the rating include Active Super, Australian Ethical, AustralianSuper, CareSuper, Cbus, Catholic Super, HESTA, legalsuper, Mine Super and REI Super. "Superannuation returns had one of the best years ... |
| | | | The superannuation giant has promoted its group executive for finance operations to the role of chief operating officer, while also building out its investments team in New York. AustralianSuper has named Peter Curtis as its first chief operating officer. ... |
| | | | ... member of the executive team and leading the fund's risk, compliance and governance frameworks, practices, and culture," CareSuper chief executive Julie Lander said. "Belinda is a true professional and will be sorely missed." The fund is now recruiting ... |
| | | | ... Australians - two thirds of them women - who work in part-time or casual roles and has contributed to the gender super gap," CareSuper chief executive Julie Lander explains. Aware Super chief executive Deanne Stewart adds: "That means that when the threshold ... |
| | | | ... and costs. It will be included in the 3% cap for members with less than $6000 in their accounts. Cbus, Active Super, CareSuper and QSuper have all received Supreme Court approval and put measures in place to create rainy day funds. CareSuper elected ... |
| | | | ... Court to allow it to change its rules and create a pool that pays for future fines. Other funds including Active Super, CareSuper and QSuper have also created similar pools. Falinski added that the committee deserves an explanation from APRA, ASIC and ... |
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