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| | ... preserve capital have come out of favour." These include businesses that are thriving in the current environment, such as Telstra, Woolworths and Coles. While companies like Fortescue Metals have an attractive dividend yield, Amir said. She recommends ... |
| | | At a virtual round table hosted by QIC the chief investment officers of AustralianSuper, LGIAsuper and more defended allocations to illiquid assets. Following weeks of scrutiny over potential liquidity issues facing super funds, the chief investments ... |
| | | Telstra has issued an $860 million 10-year bond as it moves to further strengthen its balance sheet. The bond, issued at €500 million, has been priced under Telstra's debt issuance program, and will be issued on April 23. Telstra said it would use ... |
| | | ... increase their dividends like grocery [stocks] such as Coles, Woolworths, Metcash and IGA [which] are going gangbusters. Even Telstra, which has cut dividends over the last few years could be a beneficiary of the world telecommuting de riguer [during ... |
| | | The Victorian Funds Management Corporation has named its new chief risk officer, following the departure of Bryony Hayes in January. In a statement to Financial Standard, VFMC chief executive Lisa Gray confirmed acting chief risk officer Lucy Carr has ... |
| | | ... financials, those being Westpac and NAB. Other picks included BHP Group, Blackmores, Premier Investments, Super Retail Group, Telstra, Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, Viva Energy, and Woodside Petroleum. |
| | | TAL has lost a group insurance mandate following a comprehensive review by the super fund's trustee. Members of Freedom of Choice, an offering under the AMG Super umbrella, have been notified that TAL will no longer provide their group insurance ... |
| | | ... report. About 40% or two fifths of ASX-listed companies cut their dividends in 2019. The biggest cutters were NAB and Telstra. However, even if these companies had not cut dividends, Australia's dividend growth would still have been flat for 2019. Commonwealth ... |
| | | Property investment manager Charter Hall has appointed a superannuation fund executive to lead the group's direct business. TelstraSuper head of real assets Miriam Patterson has scored the newly created role of fund manager at Charter Hall Direct, in ... |
| | | ... spot with 10.1% over three years. Two corporate super options cracked the top 10, with Mercy Super's MySuper product and Telstra Super's Corporate Plus MySuper Growth option both returning 9.4% over three years. MySuper products earned 15.2% for the ... |
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