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| | | Although cautious about the broader global economy, Australian companies are confident about growth in 2025 and are pouring funds into decarbonisation - marking 2025 as an attractive entry point for green investors. The finding comes from a Capgemini ... |
| | | | Australian Ethical saw another quarter of positive net flows and investment performance, surpassing $13 billion during the quarter. Retail and wholesale net flows hit $173 million, while superannuation flows of $101 million were below recent quarters ... |
| | | | Australian Ethical, Nationwide Super, Active Super and Aware Super have the best performing ESG investment options over three years, according to the latest data from Rainmaker Information. Rainmaker Information executive director of research Aman Ramrakha ... |
| | | | ... disproportionate effect on women's earning capacity and contributes to Australia's gender pay gap," WGEA chief executive Mary Wooldridge said. "Women are more likely to want or need to work part-time, and sometimes more than once in their careers. "This ... |
| | | | Canberra's green bank has invested $100 million in AXA Investment Managers Alternatives' build-to-rent strategy providing affordable homes for essential workers. The investment brings the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) total commitment to residential ... |
| | | | APAC financials, energy, and materials firms are most likely to link ESG metrics to executive incentive plans. Across the top 400 APAC firms, 193 disclosed their executive incentive metrics. Three-quarters (74%) used ESG metrics. Australian companies ... |
| | | | An alliance of financiers with over US$57.5 trillion in assets has bowed to US political pressure and hit pause after the exit of the world's largest asset manager, BlackRock. Net Zero Asset Managers (NZAM), which has over 300 members, announced it ... |
| | | | ... in Bitcoin through its Dynamic Asset Allocation program has made a "positive contribution". Meantime, ASFA chief executive Mary Delahunty believes the resounding performances are a result from Australia's "world-class" superannuation system. "While ... |
| | | | ... financial system that is stronger and more resilient, dynamic, competitive, and fit for the future." ASFA chief executive Mary Delahunty welcomed the announcement saying the superannuation sector was pleased to see the RIG being delivered before year-end. ... |
| | | | ... system and leaves people poorer when they retire. A unified push is needed to stamp it out," she said. ASFA chief executive Mary Delahunty also noted that this reform would see workers super build real-time, alongside their wages, meaning less lost super ... |
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