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| | ... Blue Owl head of institutional business development James Clarke was in talks with institutional investors that included super funds about their appetite for private credit. "Private credit can offer a compelling risk-adjusted return. We focus on lending ... |
| | | ... markets, like the US." The Intergenerational Report indicated that Australians are living longer with more years in good health, leading to an increase in the number of people in the retirement phase and drawing income from superannuation. However, as ... |
| | | ... provide tools and resources to help them understand and be better informed in making decisions to improve their financial health." TAL has created TAL Employer Assist, an online hub for exclusive use by TAL's superannuation partners, which includes tools ... |
| | | ... and Denmark. Further, Australia improved, or remained steady, across four categories, including finances in retirement, health, quality of life and material wellbeing. This year, Australia came in third for finances in retirement, jumping one spot from ... |
| | | ... chains. The farmer is telling the story about the impact on fresh fruit and veg and how heat is impacting livestock. The health worker is demonstrating what the science tells us - every degree of temperature increase has an increase in mortality and ... |
| | | Norway's $1.4 trillion Government Pension Fund Global returned 10% in the first half, equivalent to $343 billion. Norges Bank Investment Management reported a $13.7% return on equity investments for the first half of 2023, while fixed income yielded ... |
| | | ... said. "It is a win for all our stakeholders: for the defined benefit pension members - primarily from the Victorian public health sector - who will have confidence in their retirement income and the Victorian state government and more than 100 employers ... |
| | | ... than $3.2 billion". "People use investment bonds to prepare for a variety of key life events, such as education, housing, health and aged care, and estate planning and we look forward to working with Insignia to ensure a smooth transition for IOOF policyholders," ... |
| | | ... FY22, this year its accumulation default comes in behind the likes of AustralianSuper, Australian Retirement Trust, Aware Super, Brighter Super, and Cbus. However, the default option has achieved returns of 10% over three years, 8.55% over seven years ... |
| | | ... work and spend more time with family and friends. Watson left Swiss Re on June 30 after nine years as the head of life & health reinsurance for Australia & New Zealand. Before that, he worked at National Australia Bank as executive general manager of ... |
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