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| | | ... funds' shared commitment to local government "makes them a natural fit". This will deliver one fund for all government employees across Queensland, according to a joint statement. Both funds have closed defined benefit funds that would remain separate ... |
| | | | ... million in assets to $3.7 billion as at June this year. The assets are managed on behalf of over 150,000 members, mainly employees of the Commonwealth, Northern Territory and ACT governments. "After eight-and-a-half years as chief executive at AGEST ... |
| | | | ... of the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS), was joined by five speakers who proposed what the government should and shouldn't do. Ira Millstein, senior associate dean for corporate governance at Yale and for many years corporate ... |
| | | | ... Traded Funds (ETF) to deliver total fees of just 0.15 per cent. Thrift is a US pension fund used by four million federal government civilian and uniformed employees. It has $A220 billion under management. With about 80 per cent of US federal workers ... |
| | | | ... Board of Trustees governs QSuper, the superannuation fund for over 520,000 current and former Queensland Government employees and their spouses. The fund is one of the largest in Australia, with over $22 billion in funds under management. |
| | | | ... traditionally a "no frills" fund that provided superannuation services to current and former Queensland local government employees and their spouses, excluding those of Brisbane City Council employees. Things have now evolved, with the fund managing ... |
| | | | ... Board of Trustees governs QSuper, the superannuation fund for over 500,000 current and former Queensland Government employees and their spouses. The fund is one of the largest in Australia with over $22 billion in funds under management. |
| | | | ... Board of Trustees governs QSuper, the superannuation fund for over 500,000 current and former Queensland Government employees and their spouses. The fund is one of the largest in Australia with over $20 billion in funds under management. |
| | | | ... (CalPERS), has backed efforts to push rating houses Fitch, Moody's and Standard & Poor's to reform their methods for rating government-issued bonds. According to a statement released by CalPERS, the pension fund's administration board teamed up with ... |
| | | | ... deductibility to employee contributions could be introduced alongside complementary means tested rules on eligibility for the Government co-contribution. Moreover the Government can ensure that the tax concessions are distributed fairly for all Australians ... |
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