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| | | ... include the Future Fund, IFM Investors, Super Members Council, AustralianSuper, Australian Retirement Trust, Cbus, HESTA, Hostplus, Aware Super, CareSuper, Rest, Brighter Super, UniSuper, and the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia, will ... |
| | | | ... promotional expenses continue to balloon as new APRA data shows that AustralianSuper has the biggest marketing budget while Hostplus continues to splurge on sponsorship deals. Hostplus splashed a staggering $13.7 million on sponsorships in the 2024 financial ... |
| | | | Hostplus has promoted Susan Orr to deputy investment chief following the recent departure of Con Michalakis who has taken on the top investment job at Funds SA. The $115 billion industry fund for hospitality workers confirmed that Orr will now serve ... |
| | | | ... financial advisers and more superannuation funds offering digital advice - both of which eventuated. While the likes of Hostplus, HESTA, UniSuper, CFS, and AMP launching digital advice initiatives in 2024, this remains a "slow burn" and the impact is ... |
| | | | Bain Capital has re-entered the arena to vie for Insignia Financial, matching CC Capital Partners' $4.30 per share offer. Insignia rejected Bain Capital's bid of $4 per share on December 18, claiming it "does not adequately represent fair value" ... |
| | | | ... Tanarra Capital is Insignia's largest shareholder with a 12.5% stake, according to the 2024 annual report, followed by Hostplus with a 9.1% interest. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and First Sentier Investors each hold an 8.3% interest. Australian ... |
| | | | New York-based CC Capital Partners has expressed interest in taking over Insignia Financial, upping Bain Capital's offer that was recently rejected. CC Capital Partners is offering $4.30 cash per Insignia share, which is a 7.5% premium to Bain Capital's ... |
| | | | After slamming the takeover offer from Hostplus and Charter Hall for several weeks, Hotel Property Investments (HPI) is now asking unitholders to accept the $3.785 per share bid. HPI's about-face announced last Friday is based on two recent developments. ... |
| | | | ... officer John Peace and Aware Super chief investment officer Damian Graham ranked second and third respectively. Meanwhile, Hostplus chief executive David Elia and AustralianSuper chief executive Paul Schroder placed fourth and fifth. Vale Jason Milosevski ... |
| | | | Hostplus published its inaugural Service Standards Report, aimed at improving transparency and accountability, with hopes other funds will follow suit. Hostplus chief executive David Elia said the report provides a comprehensive view of the volume ... |
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