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| | | ... to the leadership of the manager who was tasked with winding up that department, staff reported 100% satisfaction even though they knew their jobs were ending. Hartzer said this was because the manager regularly checked in with each employee, asking ... |
| | | | The Financial Services Council has hit back at claims made by Industry Super Australia that retail super funds rort members out of billions of dollars. ISA made the statement back in December last year when responding to the Morrison government's announcement ... |
| | | | ... of the reporting service, they will not be able to see the names of the clients investing in their funds via HUB24 even though their strategies will remain available on the platform, the company confirmed. "The purpose of the reporting service is to ... |
| | | | ... that British investors are by far the most enthusiastic adopters. However, passive ESG funds are also on the rise even though they are more expensive than conventional index trackers. Australians lag behind when it comes to adopting passive ESG funds ... |
| | | | Ho-hum. So much for speculations over the Fed's thoughts and actions, Powell and Co. did what financial markets expected - nothing - at their 16-17 March FOMC meeting. "The Committee decided to keep the target range for the federal funds rate at ... |
| | | | Sunsuper and QSuper will merge later this year, with the two funds naming the key executives and board directors to lead the $200 billion entity. The two funds have signed a Heads of Agreement to merge by September this year, a decision that is supported ... |
| | | | Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has turned on his former colleagues, Tim Wilson and Andrew Bragg, saying their proposal to give people access to super to spend in the housing market is "just wrong". Speaking with Industry Super Australia chair ... |
| | | | ... changing 2023's 2.1% growth projection. The ECB's inflation projections were revised higher for this year and the next though - 1.5% in 2021 (from 1.0%); 1.2% in 2022 (from 1.1%); and, unrevised at 1.4% in 2023. What has caused the stock market ... |
| | | | ... encouraging it to happen. "Unfortunately, there is no magic ingredient for boosting business investment. A good starting point, though, is businesses having confidence that the economy will grow and that there will be demand for their products and services," ... |
| | | | According to recent data from the Workplace Gender Equality Agency, women hold 14.6% of chair positions, 28.1% of directorships and represent 18.3% of chief executives and 32.5% of key management personnel. Perhaps most concerning of all, only 0.4% ... |
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