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| | | ... oversaw the digital transformation and delivery of AIST's education and event offerings, including its flagship Conference of Major Super Funds event. AIST chief executive Eva Scheerlinck thanked Mannix-White for her contribution to the performance and ... |
| | | | Private equity firm BGH Capital has entered into an implementation agreement with Village Roadshow to acquire control by two terms of arrangement at up to $2.45 per share. Under Structure A, shareholders will be entitled to $2.20 a share, plus an additional ... |
| | | | ... legislated purpose. Evidence given to the Senate Select Committee overseeing the government's response to COVID-19 had revealed major problems with the scheme." Jones lists a number of issues including: Major theft and fraud issues, resulting in the ... |
| | | | ... PMI lifted from 47.8 in June to a six-month high of 50.8 in July. This is not surprising given the V-shaped bounce in most major economies. Markit Economics data show the US, China and the Eurozone all in expansion territory (above 50) in July. Although ... |
| | | | The global fund manager saw its profits fall 196% following net outflows of close to $19 billion in the first half of this year, resulting in heavy hits to fee and commission income. GAM has reported a pre-tax loss of $3.05 million compared to a profit ... |
| | | | Salaries for funds management and platform business distribution managers are expected to decrease over the next six to 12 months along with bonuses, according to Riva Recruitment. Salaries for BDMs have seen little change in the last six months, but ... |
| | | | ... Australia." "This recovery is, however, likely to be both uneven and bumpy, with the coronavirus outbreak in Victoria having a major effect on the Victorian economy." Unlike the Federal Treasury's July Economic and Fiscal Update (JEFU) -- published ... |
| | | | "I see dead people." - The Sixth Sense Coronavirus conspiracy theorists and/or "sovereigns"-- those who refuse to obey government advice and/or restrictions for one reason/cause/principle or another - are getting a bad rap lately. Correction, they've ... |
| | | | ... the organisation's international leadership. "At the U.N., I witnessed first-hand the impact that investors can have on major issues around the world, both through their choice of partners and investments and in advancing key themes, such as climate ... |
| | | | ... identify companies likely to perform well in a world adapting to climate change. "Having the long-term support of these three major Australian investors indicates a clear willingness and readiness for action among critical sectors in Australia," BNP ... |
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