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| | | ... where she was director, client relations and head of Asia ex Japan. Prior to joining Sustainalytics, Tapscott was at Colonial First State where she was executive manager, responsible investing and corporate responsibility. She also spent four years as ... |
| | | | ... US$412 billion in assets earning it the sixtieth spot. [All references hereon to $ are USD]. IFM Investors ($163 billion), Colonial First State ($160 billion), AMP Capital ($142 billion), NAB Asset Management ($141 billion) and Pendal Group ($70 billion) ... |
| | | | ... the top spot in a comprehensive member satisfaction and experience survey, bumping off AustralianSuper from the top. Colonial First State has regained the top spot in the Forrester Research's 2020 Australia Superannuation Customer Experience Index ... |
| | | | ... experience in insurance, superannuation and investment management from organisations like BT, Oasis Funds Management and Colonial First State, working in senior risk, compliance and governance roles. She aims to help transform the industry, and improve ... |
| | | | ... seeing a further major disruption at the big end of town (with IFL moving on MLC, AMP and BTFG possibly for sale, and Colonial moving to KKR), it is creating an unprecedented opportunity in the independent space, and one that OVH also stands to benefit ... |
| | | | ... the Americas and Asia Pacific, First Sentier said the rebranding solidifies its position as a unified global business. Colonial First State Global Asset Management was renamed First Sentier Investors in September last year after Commonwealth Bank sold ... |
| | | | ... four providers recorded lower funds under management: AMP ($137.4bn, down 12.1%), NAB/MLC ($110.8bn, down 7.5%), CBA/Colonial ($108.3bn, down 4.1%) and BT ($102.4bn, down 1.1%). Meanwhile, mid-sized players like netwealth ($31.5bn up 35%) and HUB24 ($17.2bn ... |
| | | | ... CareSuper, AustralianSuper, Hostplus, HESTA, Cbus, Sunsuper, First State Super and Rest. The highest placed retail fund was Colonial First State followed by BT, OnePath, MLC and AMP. Roy Morgan chief executive Michele Levine said July 2020 was well into ... |
| | | | ... activities to reduce portfolio emissions intensity but were not aiming for net zero by 2050. A further 20% (including Colonial First State, IOOF, Nulis and OnePath) had no portfolio emissions reduction targets at all. |
| | | | ... 33.7%. Interestingly, the lowest increases were experienced by the top four by FUM including BT at -5.8%, Commonwealth/Colonial First State at -10.5%, AMP at -14.8% and NAB/MLC at -7.7%. IOOF's increase is attributed to its takeover of ANZ's retail funds ... |
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