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| | | ... paper suggested that COVD-induced lockdowns are somewhat responsible for these communication and soft skill issues. "As companies transitioned to digital environments away from the physical one, technology provided a different means to engage teams and ... |
| | | | ... shares, which boosted its performance by "around 20%." Half of the gains were funnelled through a handful of US technology companies and AI. The overseas shares option amassed an annual return of 16.37%. Further, CareSuper highlighted decent results ... |
| | | | ... significant discounts to asset backing, despite valuations stabilising, and in some cases once again expanding. Industrial companies with good business models and strong management teams which have been sold off on cyclical concern. High-quality growth ... |
| | | | A new study from global consulting firm Kearney revealed the number of zombie companies in Australia increased 13.6% in the past year. Zombie companies - those which don't produce enough profits to cover debt obligations - now account for 5.8% of ... |
| | | | ... Surveyed advisers said that their clients "need to have trust and comfort in a brand," and they turn to "well-established companies with sterling reputation," when asked why they felt asset managers' brands were important. While client trust is important ... |
| | | | ... Hanam IDC to install, maintain, and operate servers on their own expense. MAM invests in several digital infrastructure companies. This includes AirTrunk, an Asia-Pacific data centre developer and operator with facilities, and Bersama Digital Infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... investment options offered in the Mercer Super Trust, of which Mercer is the trustee. The options promised to exclude companies involved in carbon intensive fossil fuels like thermal coal, alcohol production and gambling. They were promoted as suitable ... |
| | | | ... drive some US$150 trillion in investment. Deglobalisation will also continue as a theme, he said, with countries and companies expected to continue onshoring critical industries. "Bringing things closer to home will drive a vast amount of spending over ... |
| | | | ... look forward to engaging with industry on the proposed rules so the best outcome is achieved for the market, for listed companies and for investors and investment." Notably, ASIC and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) are co-regulators of licensed CS ... |
| | | | ... performer for the year. The high-risk option, which had about $1.8 billion invested at February end, invests in listed companies whose activities look to address current and emerging environmental issues and opportunities. At least 40% of their revenues ... |
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