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| | | ... Aussie funds from 1,600 to one on July 1. From early September, the P Wyns Age 55 Super Fund (SMSF) has joined the Local Government Superannuation Scheme as the only two approved Australian funds on the QROPS list. The list was tightened in July after ... |
| | | | ... under administration by clients. Tasplan, a Tasmanian multi-industry fund and Quadrant, with roots in Tasmanian local government, will operate as one entity from November 2015 under the Tasplan brand. |
| | | | Improving Australia's tax system will allow greater access for equity capital investment in to local businesses and boost the entrepreneurial potential of the economy according to Australian Private Equity & Venture Capital Association Limited (AVCAL). ... |
| | | | ... investors took some major steps towards reducing their own exposure to what has become known as "carbon risk". Local Government Super (LGS) and HESTA became the first multi-billion dollar super funds to introduce a fossil fuel screening policy across ... |
| | | | ... as only four funds were found to have exposures greater than 10%: Commonwealth Super Corporation, Local Government Super Scheme, Club Super and the United Technologies Corporation Retirement Plan. The Future Fund Management Agency allocation to hedge ... |
| | | | ... expected to permanently boost the size of the economy by one per cent. These projects will mean real activity and real jobs in local communities. Shovels will start moving within a matter of months. For example, in New South Wales construction on the ... |
| | | | ... liabilities and various endowment reserves. It operates a balanced mandate with exposure to all the major asset classes including local and overseas equities, property, fixed interest, alternative investments and cash which are overseen by a five person ... |
| | | | ... Media Super, NSW Electrical Super Scheme, Prime Super, Professional Associations Super, Quadrant, QIEC, Qld Local Government Super Board, REI Super, REST, Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund, Statewide, Sunsuper, TWU Super and Vicsuper. ... |
| | | | ... NSW councils were entitled to compensation from ratings agency Standard & Poor's, investment bank ABN Amro and Local Government Financial Services (LGFS). The councils lost $16 million, or 93% of their capital investment, on the complex investments called ... |
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