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| | | ... consumers understand their life insurance needs, secure adequate cover and, at claim time, get benefits paid. "Women have historically been under-represented in our industry and at industry conferences more broadly, which are important events for education ... |
| | | | ... were exploring a merger in December 2022, saying "the two funds share a strong heritage of "member first values" as historically important profit to member industry super funds. The Memorandum of Understanding followed TWUSUPER's failed attempt at merging ... |
| | | | ... opportunities which are mispriced relative to large cap peers," Datt Capital chief investment officer Emanuel Datt said. "Historically small caps have been less efficient than large caps which, while carrying more risks, also provide more opportunity ... |
| | | | ... markets." EQT partner and global head of wealth Peter Beske Nielsen added that private individual investors have historically faced large barriers to entry when looking to invest into private markets due to a variety of factors such as high investment ... |
| | | | Australian retirees continue to face cost pressures as historically high consumer price inflation drives up the price of everyday items, driving both the Association of Superannuation Funds Australia (ASFA) and Super Consumers Australia (SCA) to increase ... |
| | | | ... a significant event notice, First Super also set the record straight on how the fund credits investment earnings. Historically, investment earnings have been completed monthly as a crediting rate, applied to member accounts upon exiting the fund or as ... |
| | | | ... platform developments." Further, Camu highlighted the firm has success in building platforms. "We've done this historically over the last 15 years and from scratch built very significant platforms that have become best-in-class operators," he said. ... |
| | | | ... in turn cool wage and inflation pressures. However, Australia's unemployment rate of 3.5% for June remains at historically low levels." However, Deloitte Access Economics partner Stephen Smith contended that today's data provides additional evidence ... |
| | | | ... higher interest rates." The labour market in the US also shows no signs of abating. "The unemployment rate remains historically low, job openings have declined but remain elevated, and monthly growth in nonfarm payroll employment has slowed very gradually ... |
| | | | ... years. This will benefit patient investors like AustralianSuper who can invest across the long-term economic cycle." Historically, the balanced option has proven to be steady, returning an average of 8.23% per annum over three years, 6.72% over five ... |
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