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| | | Extraordinarily narrow market leadership within mega-cap tech will offer investors the opportunity for diversification in more reasonably valued market segments, predicts Epoch Investment Partners managing director, research Kera van Valen. Addressing ... |
| | | | ... fund. To date, Hostplus has contributed a total of $310 million to the IP Group Hostplus Innovation Fund. IP Group said the extra money will bolster investment in companies specialising in areas including clean energy, the decarbonisation of transportation ... |
| | | | ... Capital Management, said. In response to claims that ESG was confusing or unspecific, Bylander said the acronym simply means "extra special good". ESG investing is a holistic approach that "widens the lens of what we look for when evaluating investments ... |
| | | | ... interest rates go it makes it harder for people to pay the bills," he said. He noted that when rates go up Australians find extra repayments tough, so it's important for the RBA to be transparent in its decision making. "I think I made the obvious point ... |
| | | | ... shown that implementation of the Quality of Advice Review's recommendations would see retirees spending $25 billion extra in retirement by 2060, raising standards of living in retirement and reducing the cost of an aging population to the government," ... |
| | | | Super fund ESG options on average have "sharply reduced" exposure to BHP, Woodside Energy and Transurban while being overweight CSL, Telstra and ResMed, according to Rainmaker Information. Rainmaker Information has released its most recent Rainmaker ... |
| | | | ... group insurance contract with AIA Australia, saying that it negotiated 10 policy changes to the benefit of members and at no extra cost. Changes to death and TPD cover include replacing the two-year pre-existing condition exclusion with 30 consecutive ... |
| | | | Accelerating wages growth and higher than expected inflation would perhaps indicate an increase is justified, however, the economic hardships faced by Australians is intensifying. According to an economic misery index by the University of Melbourne ... |
| | | | ... something like the Accord did 40 years ago, where the government went to the union movement said, 'if you for go an extra wage rise, we will provide help to low- and middle-income earners." |
| | | | ... the wrong thing to do to use a temporary boost to national income, to recycle that back into the economy with permanent extra spending.: "From a medium term perspective, it's helpful in restoring the integrity of public finance." Australia has long ... |
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