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| | | ... community-building experiences and advice". UBS already has several targeted client segments, including divisions focused on women, business owners, athletes and entertainers and the rising generation. |
| | | | ... identified with all-male boards have now added one or more woman. In Australia, as in other markets, SSGA will expect 30% women directors for companies in major indices beginning in the 2023 proxy season. |
| | | | As the federal government released its draft plan to end violence against women and children, the superannuation industry is calling for action on financial abuse and control. The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) chief executive ... |
| | | | ... than prior to the pandemic. AMP's analysis also found that while more men are making voluntary contributions compared to women, a proportionately higher number of women are choosing to make voluntary contributions since COVID-19, with voluntary contribution ... |
| | | | Superannuation fund HESTA has the highest number of women on its trustee board with nine females versus five males. An analysis of APRA's fund-level superannuation data as at June 2021 shows the $67 billion fund has tipped the gender imbalance as ... |
| | | | ... added: "While the government deserves credit for moving to address the gender savings gap, further urgent action is needed so women get their fair share and both parties need get serious about ending the scourge of unpaid super." By that, ISA suggested ... |
| | | | ... out of your super and knowing that you have trusted, expert support you can turn to." More than 80% of HESTA members are women and research indicates that women are less likely to experience financial hardship in retirement if they have access to help ... |
| | | | ... advisers to provide a greater and more specialist role in providing asset allocation advice to superannuants, especially women who remain under-advised despite their working lives typically being more varied and punctuated by life events," Poirier sa ... |
| | | | ... fluctuations in financial markets, fuelled by media coverage through the pandemic. In terms of demographics, older members and women were more likely to make poor switching choices. "We embarked on this research to examine superannuation switch timing ... |
| | | | ... inheritance for the majority (80%) followed by non-super investments (62%). Conversely, a separate study by Challenger found women, under 65s and others expecting a basic lifestyle in retirement are more concerned about outliving their retirement savings. ... |
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