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| | ... Australian economy could stumble. Fool! Hey, I heard that. But weren't a few also branded fools just before the GFC? Remember Murphy's Law, "if anything can go wrong, it will." What happens then? Can the government of the day still afford to cut taxes? ... |
| | | ... and Sean Churchward (executive manager technology) have left UniSuper on 23 April 2010. A third executive manager, Paul Murphy (executive manager marketing and business development) will also leave UniSuper in light of the changes to the scope of his ... |
| | | ... will support the growing number of BNY Mellon Asset Management's institutional investors. Phillips will report to Bruce Murphy, managing director at BNY Mellon Asset Management Australia, who said, "It is vital that we have a strong local leadership ... |
| | | ... ramping up its exchange traded fund (ETF) business as more providers enter the market to cope with rising demand. Richard Murphy, general manager - equity markets at the ASX, said local ETF funds under management (FUM) has tripled since September 2007 ... |
| | | ... emerging market investment is pushing super funds to think differently about how to gain access to the sector, said Bruce Murphy, managing director BNY Mellon Asset Management in Australia. International equities now make up 23 per cent of all new mandate ... |
| | | ... flowing into risk assets this year. But then of course, it won't be a challenging year if everything goes as planned. Just as Murphy's Law dictates, "if something can go wrong, it probably will." |
| | | ... bonds and global credit securities, which are all reviewed using environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors. Peter Murphy, chief executive at Christian Super, said the fund's investment, reflects its commitment to integrating ESG across the entire ... |
| | | ... tendering for a custodian, hiring Brett Elvish, founder and director at Financial Viewpoint to assist the process. Peter Murphy, chief executive at Christian Super, said the fund is tendering as part of the Australian Prudential and Regulation Authority ... |
| | | ... Importing phosphate from this region raises ethical questions that are very difficult to answer positively," said Peter Murphy, chief executive at Christian Super. Murphy said Wesfarmers' decision has spurred the fund to continue proactively engaging ... |
| | | ... separate development, the group's local asset management arm has appointed former Macquarie head of distribution, Bruce Murphy, as its new managing director in Australia. According to the group's corporate website, BNY Mellon Corporation has US$19.5 ... |
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