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| | ... its operations. "Even with these changes, by the end of 2024, we expect to have a larger workforce as we continue adding people and building capabilities to support key areas of growth," Fink and Kapito said. The memo, seen by Financial Standard, cited ... |
| | | ... addition, AFCA's systemic issues work - where it identifies wider issues than a single complaint - has resulted in 4.9 million people receiving more than $380 million. |
| | | ... progressed to a formal decision. Since launching, it has also worked with more than 16,500 victims of scams and more than 7500 people affected by natural disasters, excluding COVID-19. |
| | | ... Davies. Also sitting on the board are AustralianSuper chief audit executive Belinda Ray, Aware Super group executive for people and workplace Steve Hill, and Rest Super chief risk officer Gemma Kyle. |
| | | ... an important part of IFM's overall growth as we seek to invest, protect and grow the retirement savings of working people," said Nunez. Wanigasekera added: "It's great to be co-leading a team focused on delivering long-term, risk-adjusted returns ... |
| | | ... for Australian Retirement Trust and we believe David Anderson will be an exceptional leader to steward the fund and our people on behalf of our 2.3 million members," Fraser said. "The Australian Retirement Trust board believes David's experience ... |
| | | ... clients," JBWere New Zealand chief executive Craig Patrick said. Meanwhile, BNZ chief executive Dan Huggins said: "From people saving for retirement or their first home through KiwiSaver, to high net worth, institutional, and not for profit clients - ... |
| | | ... licence to operate. "Long-term investors want to support the companies in which they invest to be well-run, safe for their people, and have cultures that effectively prevent and address workplace sexual harassment," she said. "Prevention of sexual harassment ... |
| | | ... distant payoff," Miles said. "Those least likely to be engaged - and so invest in default MySuper products - are young people with lower education, those on lower incomes and people with lower financial literacy. "However, even younger Australians on ... |
| | | ... drive for pay rises which was awarded the ACTU's campaign of the year. ACTU assistant secretary Liam O'Brien said that it's people like Quessy who make the union movement what it is; passionate in fighting for a better go for members. "The ACTU would ... |
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