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| | | ... income from equities, with the potential for additional capital growth." DIVI's top holdings include Commonwealth Bank, BHP, CSL, Wesfarmers, ANZ and Telstra. A July performance update shows the fund was overweight in the consumer discretionary and ... |
| | | | ... The underlying fund is a managed fund overseen by portfolio managers Michael O'Neill and Tuan Luu. Top holdings include BHP Group, CSL, Brambles, CBA, NAB and The Lottery Corporation. O'Neill said the fund fills that gap for retirees, giving ... |
| | | | ... up more than 10% in August, and those gains were quite broad-based," he said. "So, you look at the big, diversified miner, BHP-up 10%. The biggest gold stock, Newmont-up more than 15%. Lithium producer Liontown was up 20%. Uranium producer, Paladin-actually ... |
| | | | ... Commonwealth Bank share price, it isn't the most sought-after stock among investors. The most bought stock by retail investors was BHP, followed by Fortescue, Woodside Energy, Pilbara Minerals and Appen. Conversely, most realised their investment in ... |
| | | | ... equities, while 10% is in infrastructure and 9% is in fixed interest. Some of its largest equity holdings include Westpac, BHP Group, CSL, Commonwealth Bank, and NAB. Internationally, the fund has most of its exposures via funds offered by State Street ... |
| | | | ... executive, chief financial officer, investor relations professionals, investor relations program, ESG, and company board. BHP posted the highest overall weighted score for most honoured company, with Macquarie Group, Aristocrat Leisure and CSL tied in ... |
| | | | ... fixed income investing easier to access for all Australians. "We want to make trading bonds as easy as buying and selling BHP shares on the ASX," Salis said. "FIIG has significant upside and potential to grow to north of $100 million revenue in five ... |
| | | | ... the index increased or held dividends in 2024, the landslide was a result of lower earnings from major influencers Woodside, BHP and ANZ. "...although median dividend growth of 3% was better than the underlying decline in dividends paid, it was still ... |
| | | | ... challenges for active managers, many of whom were underweight in these companies. But the slump in large resource stocks like BHP and Rio Tinto worked in their favour, resulting in the median Australian equity manager being only a step behind the benchmark. ... |
| | | | ... merged entity. He was most recently at Bank of Queensland and previously held transformation and change roles with Telstra and BHP. The merger is expected to complete in the second half of this year. |
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