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| | | ... available. In Australia, women's salary increases are failing to keep up with men. According to the WGEA, Australian women earn 87 cents for every $1 men earn on average. In the next 12 months, men can expect to see a pay increase of 6.3% on average ... |
| | | | ... finance and banking and as a mentor and director. She is currently a non-executive director at Clime Capital and chair of Women in Banking and Finance. Several leaders in wealth management received an OAM, which honours service worthy of recognition. ... |
| | | | ... Vilgan as part-time members of the Future Fund board. "These two new member appointments will increase the representation of women on the Future Fund and continue the government's really strong track record of appointing women to senior roles in ... |
| | | | ... yes. The strongest interest was from younger Australians aged 25 to 29. Three in four men (76%) and a similar number of women (70%) in this age group were interested. Meanwhile, 74% of consumers who already have a financial adviser said they are interested ... |
| | | | ... multi-asset portfolios. She is a board member and secretary of the CFA Society of Melbourne, a member of the Policy Committee for Women in Super, a member of the Senior Investing Peer Advisory Group for 100 Women in Finance and an investment committee ... |
| | | | ... two Indigenous organisations dedicated to economic empowerment, have launched a $120,000 scholarship program targeted at women studying finance and business. The Leah Armstrong Scholarship will grant two scholarships of up to $20,000 per year for three ... |
| | | | ... million in assets for over 3000 members. The consolidation was largely set in motion by the closure of FairVine Super, the women-focused fund that closed in May 2022 due to its incredibly small size. 9) AMP restructures wealth management, chief exits ... |
| | | | ... believe workplace sexual harassment prevention is a high priority issue for boards. However, most directors - including 80% of women directors - don't believe their boards are fully equipped for the new legal landscape. The Positive Duty requires ... |
| | | | ... impact in terms of climate change adaptation and mitigation, biodiversity preservation and social inclusion, particularly for women in emerging countries. Mirova said MSLF2 will be structured as a blended finance vehicle, combining public and private ... |
| | | | While the average number of women in investment teams is slowly growing, the Financial Services Council (FSC) has found they still only account for 29%. The FSC surveyed 16 of its global and domestic fund manager members, with all participants apparently ... |
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