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| | | ... averse they become, according to latest research. A joint report from SuperConcepts and the University of Adelaide's International Centre for Financial Services reveals SMSF funds with more members tend to shun riskier equity markets and invest more ... |
| | | | ... clients with ETFs and LICs, they hold over 50% of investments by value. SMSFs are also using them to diversify into international equities, now representing 60% of CHESS holdings of international asset ETFs and LICs. "SMSFs are often characterised as ... |
| | | | ... Wingrove, our chief executive, to lead the firm's future in Australia, and represent the Australian firm in the international arena," Nash said. Kitchen said she has boundless energy and enthusiasm for the chair role. "I look forward to utilising my ... |
| | | | ... Association of Financial Advisers' outgoing chief executive Brad Fox, as shared during a panel discussion at an International Women's Day event in Sydney yesterday jointly hosted by AFA Inspire and BT Financial Group's The Stella Network. "People at ... |
| | | | ... and advised organisations to be more active about sponsoring and supporting women into leadership positions. International Women's Development Agency chair Kirsten Mander, added women seem to consistently miss out on development opportunities and it's ... |
| | | | ... management and regulation, and has spoken at many conferences on these topics. She was NSW chair of Aon's Women's International Network (WIN) for more than five years and currently sits on the board of Basketball NSW. Dean's predecessor, Janice Sengupta ... |
| | | | ... uncertainty, seeing investor confidence wane and portfolio activity increase across most demographics. "In regards to international equities, declines were observed across all age groups and this is possibly due to people's reaction to uncertainty and ... |
| | | | ... Australians and supporting financial independence and security for young women. General manager, government, industry and international affairs at CBA, Catherine Fitzpatrick said: "We engaged Our Watch to ensure the Start Smart program was promoting ... |
| | | | ... growing concerns about the shortage of women in the funds management industry. Aberdeen, Franklin Templeton, Fidelity International, Amundi, Baillie Gifford, Union Investment and Capital Group also publish similar statistics. The breakdown the investment ... |
| | | | ... role of world leaders in a new century, growing concerns of globalisation and global economics, the environment and international security. Howard will outline his vision for the global economic future and the roles China, India and the Pacific Rim will ... |
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