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| | | ... there's a foundation for him to build from," the group said. Separately, Qualitas announced two new appointments since the start of the year. Michelle Porcelli was named director, platforms & distribution in January while Jack Delaforce, previously ... |
| | | | ... through, it's more to say that the companies and businesses won't just have to report on one slavery, but in fact, start acting on what they find. And that's quite a big differentiator," she added. The 2026 RIAA Conference Australia will ... |
| | | | Future Fund has appointed Richard Brandweiner as its new chief investment officer, effective 1 July 2026. Brandweiner was previously chief executive of Pendal Group from 2018 to 2023. Prior to that he was chief investment officer of First State Super ... |
| | | | ... calls as chief executive, when she took the top job in August 2022, was to dump that initial CHESS replacement project and start over. However, throughout her tenure the ASX has also suffered several outages, most recently in December 2025, which also ... |
| | | | UniSuper will halve its asset-based administration fee for the Flexi Pension retirement product starting July 1. More than 42,000 retired members in the product will pay a fee of 0.08% from the current rate of 0.16%. "Our ability to offer this significant ... |
| | | | Tribeca Financial has appointed a new head of strategic partnerships, who hailed from Industry Fund Services (IFS). Damien Foley joins Melbourne-based Tribeca Financial where he is responsible for developing executing strategic partnerships with key ... |
| | | | ... that big," Unwin says. As he points out, having vast amounts of money that needs to be deployed means some PE firms could start investing in companies purely for the sake of allocating the dry powder. Looking at how things have played out in the private ... |
| | | | ... support. "After decades of savings, we are asking retirees to do something that feels completely counter-intuitive - to start spending. That change requires financial guidance and support," Mannix said. "Older Australians want a guaranteed regular income ... |
| | | | ... Any pullback on spending by the big players could be another trigger. Jenkins says it is closer than not for earnings to start to matter, and this can be seen in the sell-off over the last month. He adds the rate of spending should decelerate with businesses ... |
| | | | The ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran, confirmed by both parties, has seen an immediate market reaction with oil prices dipping below US$100 for the first time since the US launched its attacks. The agreement arrived a day after an ultimatum ... |
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