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| | | ... (FAAA) is ramping up its initiatives to curb the attrition rate and meet the soaring demand for advice. The FAAA's chief executive Sarah Abood, who spoke at the newly merged organisation's United Association Roadshow Sydney leg this morning, highlighted ... |
| | | | ... exacerbating the existing gender pay gap whereby women typically retire with about 25% less super than men. ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said: "This is a big win for the three million mostly young and lower paid Australians unfairly deprived the super ... |
| | | | ... income than full-time work and this continues to contribute to the ongoing gender superannuation gap," Roy Morgan chief executive Michele Levine said. "The latest figures on income show that average female incomes are at only around 76% of the male average ... |
| | | | ... for private sector and Commonwealth public sector employers, impacting around 40% of firms. In response, WGEA chief executive Mary Wooldridge acknowledged the significant work of minister for women Katy Gallagher to deliver these crucial reforms. "For ... |
| | | | ... emptying of almost one million member accounts, largely held by women, single parents and the unemployed. ASFA deputy chief executive Glen McCrea said while the super system played a crucial role in distributing payments quickly in the early days of ... |
| | | | ... ETFs, namely transparency, diversification, and cost-effectiveness, to reach their financial dreams," Betashares chief executive Alex Vynokur said. "Our data shows that female investors are using ETFs to build sophisticated and well-constructed portfolios." ... |
| | | | ... example. The same data shows women with families earn less." Leading the charge on narrowing the pay gap is Chief Executive Women (CEW), an organisation representing more than 1100 women leaders, including chief executives from the largest listed and ... |
| | | | ... 18 women-led MySuper products, being those with women in senior positions of fiduciary influence, like chair, chief executive or chief investment officer, or where the majority of trustees are women. The sample represents $450 billion in funds under ... |
| | | | ... retirement at the heart of superannuation policy while recognising the ongoing role of the Age Pension," said ASFA chief executive Martin Fahy. "This objective offers a retirement aspiration which is fit for purpose, and worthy of our commitment to a ... |
| | | | ... of ESG/sustainability, which is a role a few rungs down from the C-suite. It does not include information on salaries on chief sustainability officers (CSOs), because there is not a large enough sample size of CSOs to draw on, Evans noted. "Traditionally ... |
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