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| | | ... due diligence, the two super funds have confirmed they will merge before the end of the year. In a joint statement, Aware Super and the Victorian Independent Schools Superannuation Fund (VISSF) said the merger will create the largest super provider for ... |
| | | | ... that the funds could be returned after a short-term period. The court found that in relation to four SMSF clients Gore was aware of the poor financial state of Arion at the time representations were made to them and that there was no real prospect of ... |
| | | | Aware Super has hit a new milestone, passing $150 billion in members' retirement savings. The fund also confirmed a new hire in its ESG team. Celebrating the milestone, the fund said it aimed to pass on the benefits of scale to members - most crucially ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper, QIC and Aware Super have invested in an American sustainable infrastructure firm. Generate builds, owns, operates and finances sustainable infrastructure. It has a portfolio of about $2 billion of such assets in the energy, waste, water ... |
| | | | ... in the role between 2004 and 2018. He left the fund as First State and VicSuper merged the following year, creating Aware Super. He currently serves as the chair of NSW TCorp and UNHCR and is a director at Iress. Dwyer has been part of the Bennelong ... |
| | | | ... Institute that have joined over the years. This is a sharp contrast to UniSuper's peers; funds like AustralianSuper, Aware Super, Hostplus and Cbus have continued to merge with smaller funds and often talk about actively scoping potential partners. ... |
| | | | ... said the fund manager is delighted to have been awarded the mandate. "Institutional investors are becoming increasingly aware of the need to integrate ESG ratings into their investment strategies and Cameron Hume is extremely well placed to help them ... |
| | | | ... international fixed income managers, who took 46% of the total FUM. The funds that handed out the most mandates were: Aware Super, Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund (ACSRF), ESSSuper, LGIAsuper and NGS. The biggest winners were Macquarie ... |
| | | | The $130 billion industry fund Aware Super was grilled on the bonuses it pays executives and how it justifies them. The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics asked Aware chief executive Deeanne Stewart and chief investment officer ... |
| | | | ... objected to this question being asked of witnesses from organisations other than IFM. Both Arter and Silk said they were not aware of such large bonuses being paid and would not support such large bonuses being paid. The hearing then erupted into parties ... |
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