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| | | ... the fund's commitment to its members. "The proposed merger with UniSuper will provide our members access to one of the few funds in Australia with over $100 billion in funds under management and one that is well positioned to help them achieve the ... |
| | | | ... hold, T. Price Rowe chief international economist Nikolaj Schmidt has called for calm. "The current inflation surge rests on a few moving pieces but is mostly cyclical and central banks have the ability and willingness to address the problem at hand," ... |
| | | | Justin Brooks has been tapped for the job of national sales manager at Atrium Investment Management. Brooks joins from Investors Mutual, where he served as state manager for Victoria, Tasmania, and Western Australia for more than seven years. In this ... |
| | | | Following on from the completion of its merger with Media Super, Cbus will shave its administration fees by 25%. However, at the same time, some members will begin paying more for death and TPD. The reduction in the dollar-based administration fee will ... |
| | | | ... environmentally conscious," Russell Investments head of adviser and intermediary solutions Neil Rogan said. "After another few years of devastating bushfires and floods, many Australians are eager to leave a positive impact on the environment in any ... |
| | | | ... within five years. "To help implement the fund's strategy, our US-based private equity team will grow to 20 members in the next few years, focused on strengthening relationships with well-aligned investment partners and sourcing compelling long-term ... |
| | | | A survey of compliance professionals has found 67% believe ASIC's breach reporting rules distract from other issues and the greatest proportion of reports filed relate to financial advice failures. A report from CoreData, Lawcadia and Gadens looks ... |
| | | | ... urgency. This would be the biggest move upward in over 20 years. HSBC noted that either of these two moves would mean the next few weeks of local media reports and commentary on the economy would be dominated by interest rate news. As such, the other ... |
| | | | ... 15-month low, coming in at 3.9%. This is down from 4.1% in February and 4.3% in November last year. Guimatsia said there are a few variables at play that are impacting investors' outlooks. For instance, when asked what their biggest concerns are, inflation ... |
| | | | The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.1% in the March quarter and 5.1% annually - the greatest increases since the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax in 2000. The growth, revealed by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) yesterday, came ... |
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