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| | | Superannuation funds have been a standout driver of governance, risk and compliance (GRC) hiring, according to a report by Kaizen Recruitment. The latest salary guide by the recruitment firm found pockets of resilience and emerging opportunities in ... |
| | | | ... to pass workplace motions, collect signatures and develop a divestment clause for enterprise agreements. Vision Super did not respond to requests for comment for this article. The two super funds did not confirm whether the move was sparked by the events ... |
| | | | ... premise that work needs to be done to close the gender super gap, they said that work needs to begin with the gender pay gap, not a band aid solution at retirement. "This bill might nominally put a few more dollars in the pockets of a handful of women ... |
| | | | ... relation to one financial adviser. ASIC said it is important financial advisers remember continuing professional development is "not merely a compliance obligation to tick off", but that it is important to maintain competency and improve knowledge and ... |
| | | | ... of management," the spokesperson added. Importantly, NZ Super stressed that the asset class model is operational and does not represent a return to fixed allocations. The fund continues to operate as a single pool of capital under its TPA framework. ... |
| | | | The firm's head of international, Rebecca Fesq, has left the ASX-listed specialist alternative investment manager. "After six years working with the team at Regal, I have made the decision to step down from my role and embark on the next chapter ... |
| | | | ... that the advertisements represented that HESTA planned to remove all investment in carbon emissions by 2050 when that was not the super fund's plan. Instead, HESTA's target was to achieve net zero carbon emissions across its investment portfolio ... |
| | | | Fidante released its Adviser Markets Survey, which revealed that more advisers are favouring non-traditional equity exposures to boost portfolio returns. Findings showed an improvement in market confidence since the beginning of the year. Positive sentiment ... |
| | | | Prime Super paid a penalty of $18,780 after it claimed it "excluded entirely" manufacturers of tobacco products when it had indirect holdings in six companies. ASIC issued an infringement notice to the $8 billion super fund over misleading statements ... |
| | | | ... advisers to act in clients' best interests. For clients that were given improper advice, ASIC concluded that advisers were not basing all judgements on their relevant circumstances. This included "inappropriately using the notion of control to justify ... |
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