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| | | ... scrap the "outdated" law that denies super to most under-18 workers, which is also increasing the gender gap and costing women up to $11,000 at retirement. The new analysis comes as a Pyxis survey found 73% of Australians support the change. Under current ... |
| | | | ... was most pronounced in Japan and Australia, while optimism was highest in the UK. Confidence also differed by gender, with women - especially single women - reporting significantly lower retirement confidence compared to men. This was most notable in ... |
| | | | ... banking, and now home lending as a National Australia Bank executive. Based in Brisbane, Ingram has served for six years as Women in Super's Queensland chair, building networks, driving gender-equity initiatives and supporting industry events across ... |
| | | | ... governance, investor relations, and shareholder engagement. She will also serve as company secretary and remain a sponsor of the Women in Wealth Awards, where she sits on the 2026 judging panel. The shift comes as Padua hit its stride commercially. The ... |
| | | | ... tenure at Allianz Retire+ as head of consultants and research. Crowe is also an executive founding director of the Bloomberg Women's Buy Side Network for Australia and New Zealand, and co-chair of the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Society Australia ... |
| | | | ... is prevalent across the population, irrelevant of gender, with unmet needs split between 7.8 million men and 8.1 million women," Investment Trends head of research at Julian Cappe said. "Australians are showing they want to work with advisers who deliver ... |
| | | | ... in mergers and acquisitions at Macquarie Capital and also at Deloitte Corporate Finance. Kuleshova is the co-founder of Women In Investments, a networking group that supports stronger connections and career development for women in the investment management ... |
| | | | ... pay gap with Western Australia recording the largest gap (28.8%) and Tasmania the smallest (10.6%). For every $1 men earn, women earn 78.9 cents on average, a difference of $28,356 per year. WGEA chief executive Mary Wooldridge said: "Employers are shifting ... |
| | | | ... the economy around $10.9 billion per year. The consultation noted that majority of victim-survivors of financial abuse are women. Financial abuse, the paper said, is a subset of economic abuse and undermines a victim-survivor's economic independence ... |
| | | | ... profession and the broader community, as well as ongoing investment in upskilling and developing their team. The FAAA Inspire Women - Excellence in Advice Award was given to Iconic Wealth director and senior wealth adviser Kelly King. The judges commented ... |
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