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| | ... will fund, enabling non-profits to build their capacity to help Australian communities to recover." Last month, MetLife Australia said its philanthropic foundation will partner with Foodbank to provide 186,000 meals to Australians from July this year ... |
| | | ... said. "If you're looking for growth, small companies are a great way to play that," he said. "The large companies in Australia are dominated by banks; you may get a little bit of capital appreciation if you bought some now, because they are still ... |
| | | ... brought the average down, fulfilling just 51.5% of requests within five business days and 45.6% within 10 days. Similarly, ING Superannuation Fund met 58.8% of requests within five days, while 39.2% took longer. The 10 funds with the highest number of ... |
| | | ... 12174 requests from Intrust Super members, 8795 were paid but 73.2% took between six and nine days for the fund to fulfil. ING Superannuation Fund received 4575 requests. Of those, 3677 were paid but 46.5% took longer than six days to reach the respective ... |
| | | ... Previously, Callinan served as head of superannuation research at Rainmaker, and was earlier head of research at ING Australia. Since 2017 she has served as a director of investment ratings at Australia Ratings. |
| | | The COVID-19 crisis may be the push superannuation funds needed as investment processes make the switch from strategic asset allocation (SAA) to a total portfolio approach (TPA). At the end of 2019, before the effects of the pandemic reached Australian ... |
| | | UBS says the dividend dip in Australian stocks in the next year could be worse than the Global Financial Crisis, but six stocks are poised to pay good dividends. In 2008, dividends fell by $10.5 billion (or 28%) to $44.9 billion. But this time, dividends ... |
| | | With global stock markets rallying overnight, the chief executive of an independent financial advisory firm has pointed to key sectors that are benefiting from the spreading COVID-19 pandemic. deVere Group founder and chief executive Nigel Green said ... |
| | | ... as both a manager and senior manager for Perpetual's corporate finance business. Ehlich spent two years with ING Australia as a project manager and business analyst before moving to Perpetual. |
| | | ... state manager for retail sales in New South Wales. He had also worked at Perpetual Investments, Lion Nathan Australia and ING. Mathie finished up last August, after two years with the company. |
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