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| | | ... opposition and minister for education and workplace relations. Previously, Adams served as an industrial relations manager at Qantas and was a senior adviser to then Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in 2009. Adams, a former practising solicitor specialising ... |
| | | | ... said some segments of the market will do well despite the overall fall in Australian equities. "That is, a company like Qantas has seen its revenues fall to almost zero whilst Woolworths, with toilet paper selling like hotcakes (and other grocery items ... |
| | | | ... continues to lag, releasing funds within five business days 25.3% of the time, and within 10 business days 29.4% of the time. Qantas Super, another fund which has been slow on release times from the beginning, continued the trend, releasing funds within ... |
| | | | Qantas Super has altered asset allocations across all its investment options in response to COVID-19, market volatility and a high number of members switching options. The $8.5 billion corporate superannuation fund said that the changes would improve ... |
| | | | ... offenders, releasing funds within five business days only 15% of the time, and within nine business days only 32.6% of the time. Qantas Super also brought the average down, fulfilling just 51.5% of requests within five business days and 45.6% within ... |
| | | | ... payments. The super funds for workers in the industries that have been decimated by COVID-19 including Rest, Hostplus, Qantas Super, Media Super and Sunsuper have also revealed their early release numbers. Industry fund for tourism and hospitality Hostplus' ... |
| | | | ... earnings relatively unscathed, and in some cases, rise." Other companies who have suffered from COVID-19 restrictions, like Qantas, Ramsay Health Care, Sonic Healthcare, Transurban, Seek, and Afterpay will rebound, Xiradis said. "The question is not ... |
| | | | ... see the way that we have a particular view, as a long term investor, to get that exposure." Among superannuation funds, Qantas Super held the biggest direct commodities exposure at $448 million last year, according to APRA data. In total, all superannuation ... |
| | | | ... from home. On the flipside, he said travel related companies will continue to be impacted as passenger levels flatline. "Qantas and Sydney Airport, given the significant drop in passenger numbers is calling into question whether both companies have the ... |
| | | | A corporate superannuation fund is looking to fill a vacancy on its board of directors following a recent departure. Qantas Super is on the hunt for a new board director to represent Group E, after Hendrik van Calcar stepped down in December. Group ... |
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