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| | | ... concluding it was not going to be in the best interests of TelstraSuper members. They had been in discussions since at least September, when they first announced a Memorandum of Understanding had been signed. It was to be a "merger of equals" which would ... |
| | | | ... FE fundinfo. The research house confirmed Huddy will exit the firm in July, shortly before Wright who will leave in September. In a statement, Zenith said: "Both individuals believe that their ambitions for the business are no longer aligned with the ... |
| | | | ... shift in their approach to bank investments," Steed said. For example, in the year to December 2008, March 2016, and September 2020, when bank share prices fell 44%, 26% and 35% respectively, super funds' net inflows into banks reached $5 billion ... |
| | | | ... of return), and found the performance of each returned 8.3%, 12.1%, and 14.7%, respectively, in the five years to 30 September 2024. "Over the long-term, funds with more illiquid investments such as unlisted infrastructure have experienced higher risk-adjusted ... |
| | | | ... 134,000 members) transitioned to GROW last year, it had a limited services period of around seven weeks, between 17 September and 4 November 2024. When Australian Ethical reported its quarterly results in January of this year, the fund noted that the ... |
| | | | ... was appointed following the departure of Norlena Brouwer, who arrived at the start of 2023 from Hostplus and left in September 2024. Before working at UniSuper, the risk specialist spent three years at Deloitte and 16 years at National Australia Bank. ... |
| | | | ... year-on-year to the lowest total since 2014. Hence, private capital AUM was fairly static, standing at $139 billion as of September 2024, largely unmoved since December 2023. Private credit has become an attractive asset class among global private wealth ... |
| | | | ... detect and respond to similar issues occurring in its futures dealing and OTC derivatives businesses in the future. Last September, ASIC slapped Macquarie a $5 million fine for its failure to curb suspicious order transactions on electricity futures. ... |
| | | | ... million. However, new lump sum sales edged up 1.3% in the December quarter to $203 million. This was up slightly from the September quarter, but still down 5.3% from the same quarter a year earlier. The attrition rate for individual lump sum policies ... |
| | | | ... the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA). The firm hadn't complied with AFCA's determination, issued in September last year. Brite's local licence cancellation comes as its wider operations unravel across several jurisdictions. The company's ... |
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