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| | | ... the SEC and enshrined in our 2003 proxy voting rule) metastasised over time across the regulatory landscape. While it took a few decades, investment adviser proxy voting policies now almost universally reflect the coupled mantras of 'votes have value' ... |
| | | | ... to grow by only 1.5% annually. US-China trade would decrease by 4.5% and continue the downward trend observed over the last few years, the research indicated. Under this model, China's trade growth is projected to increase, as it continues to be ... |
| | | | ... thanked me for being an inspiration and for blazing the trail before ESG even had a name. Your messages mean the world. "A few people have even suggested I write a book about the best (and worst!) of corporate Australia that I've had a front-row ... |
| | | | ... Smith said given the CPI read, the RBA now has an important decision to make. "The RBA will remain on high alert for the next few months. In Deloitte Access Economics' view, an increase in the cash rate in February would be premature for several reasons," ... |
| | | | Superannuation funds spent more than $1.9 billion on external fund manager fees last financial year, with nearly 60% of the amount going to equity fund managers, according to APRA figures. The prudential regulator's breakdown of super funds' ... |
| | | | ... MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region. "We are expecting the SWF segment to grow faster than PPFs and CBs in the next few years, and therefore it is possible that Asia and MENA will increase its relative weight, while North America and Europe may ... |
| | | | ... were in before they saw their savings eroded," ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court said. "The action we've taken in the last few months puts super trustees well on notice: they are gatekeepers for their members' retirement savings and ASIC expects ... |
| | | | ... worried about the lack of revenue today, which would not be able to fund demand for compute capacity being built over the next few years. "We would just point out that corrections like this, by definition, [won't be seen] if it's a genuine bubble. ... |
| | | | ... position. The fund manager would need to put in $10 billion into a company, Entchev explained, noting that there are very few companies that can do that without having an impact on the price. Incidentally, fund managers would end up constraining their ... |
| | | | The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has launched two new tools to help super trustees strengthen their fraud controls. The new features, dubbed the Scams and Fraud Toolkit and the Scams Policy Template, are now available and ... |
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