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| | | ... also served on the fund's investment committee. "David brought to the HESTA board a deep knowledge of the community services sector and experience drawn from more than 25 years passionately defending and advancing the rights of working Australians. ... |
| | | | ... organisational culture, that really 'walk the walk' in terms of helping their members, who work in health and community services," Joiner said. "I'm passionate about the value of advice, so this is an exciting opportunity to grow HESTA's advice offering ... |
| | | | ... The fund, which manages the retirement savings of more than half of all Australians working in the health and community services sector (HACS), will use the trust to invest across the healthcare sector, from private hospitals to general medical and residential ... |
| | | | ... the funds and makes sense given the similarities between their memberships; largely comprised of education, community services and health workers. The similarities are also reflected in the numbers. As at May 31, the average accumulation balance at VicSuper ... |
| | | | ... both have a member-first culture and a heritage in the public sector. Many of our members work in education, community services and health and we're both seeing strong private sector growth. Importantly, we believe quality financial advice can help ... |
| | | | ... large global investors to end tobacco financing at the UN General Assembly. The fund - which serves health and community services employees - is among 85 founding signatories to the Tobacco-Free Finance Pledge, representing more than $6 trillion in assets ... |
| | | | ... market-based financial return," according to HESTA. It has a specific focus on impact investments in the health and community services sector, in which the majority of HESTA members operate. "Our successful partnership with SVA provides a blueprint for ... |
| | | | ... Brisbane-based QIEC Super comprises members working in non-government education, child and other care, and community services industries. It was formed on 1 July 1993, following the merger of Childcare and Kindergarten Employees Superannuation Trust ... |
| | | | ... the insurance provided to members to continue to meet the fund's specific needs of members in the health and community services industries. HESTA has more than 820,000 members and manages more than $40 billion of members' assets. |
| | | | ... (ACFI), the residential care sector alone will require $35 billion to cater for this demand. In July, health and community services fund HESTA showed the way investing $19 million in an Australian-first dementia village designed to recreate real life ... |
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