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| | ... with them. UniSuper's balanced investment option returned 9.9% for the year, as it made big gains from individual stocks: BHP was up 52.2% while ASX and Transurban were up more than 30%. |
| | | ... for the year. UniSuper's balanced investment option returned 9.9% for the year, as it made big gains from individual stocks: BHP was up 52.2% while ASX and Transurban were up more than 30%. However, the fund was disappointed with the underperformance ... |
| | | ... companies their super funds is invested in. Citing the example that the ACTU-backed Maritime Union has put "undue pressure" on BHP and BlueScope through a super fund, the repeated government comments that this was a "dangerous development" and that super ... |
| | | ... managers in the second quarter, he said. Leading managers were overweight in the following sectors and stocks in FY19: iron ore (BHP and Rio Tinto), gold (Newcrest Mining and Evolution Mining), information technology (Altium and Afterpay) and healthcare ... |
| | | ... modest 3.8% during the first quarter. The biggest contributors to this growth were Woodside which resumed dividend payouts, BHP which gave out a special dividend and Commonwealth Bank which kept the dividend flat during the period. Australia's lagging ... |
| | | ... Including SMSFs, this figure jumps to one third. The top 10 most popular companies among super funds are: CSL, NAB, Westpac, ANZ, BHP, CBA, Westfarmers, Macquarie Group, Woolworths and Telstra. Executive director of research Alex Dunnin said as super ... |
| | | BHP Group is among several companies a $106 billion international pension fund has excluded from its investment universe as it aims to rid its portfolio of coal. Norway's Kommunal Landspensjonskasse (KLP) took the decision to divest almost $520,000 ... |
| | | ... Need for greater shareholder protections in Australia Carlisle says the management decisions from big companies like CBA and BHP can affect the retirement outcomes for millions of Australians. The note states: "We advocate for stronger shareholder protections ... |
| | | ... be slowing, with SMSF investors showing renewed interest in key constituents of the ASX20 and ASX50 stocks," CommSec said. BHP trades rose 12% while RIO trades rose 6% - and more than half (57%) of these were buys. The total traded value for the major ... |
| | | ... index," Price said. "The active income last year was higher led by some off-market buybacks by companies such as RIO and then BHP. We expect large levels of special dividends and buybacks to continue into next year as companies distribute additional ... |
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