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| | | ... the right step to take, with the right culturally aligned partner," Ross said. First State Super chief executive Deanne Stewart said the merger will benefit both funds. "We have had a presence in Western Australia for some time, and as a result of this ... |
| | | | ... all members. A First State Super member, who has a hearing impairment, wrote to the fund's chief executive Deanne Stewart asking why the video did not have any closed-captions. "...You are clearly "unaware" of disabled members," the member said in ... |
| | | | ... brand name will be retained and soon-to-be Aware Super will review it in future. First State Super chief executive Deanne Stewart said the rebranding exercise is driven by the need for differentiating the fund from other similar-sounding funds, reducing ... |
| | | | ... action we need now to prepare for a more prosperous and sustainable future," First State Super chief executive Deanne Stewart said. "We have seen over the past 10 years significant volatility in value of thermal coal miners, and increasingly insurance ... |
| | | | ... the integration of VicSuper and supporting other future merger opportunities. First State Super chief executive Deanne Stewart said the merger will deliver significant benefit to members of both funds. "Both funds are top performing funds and believe ... |
| | | | ... organisations, encouraging them to transition away from investments in tobacco. First State Super chief executive Deanne Stewart said the Stamp recognises the steps the fund had made in its campaign against investing in tobacco both nationally and globally. ... |
| | | | ... State. The merger would see the combined funds serve 60,000 members in WA alone. First State Super chief executive Deanne Stewart said she was delighted to explore a merger with WA Super. "To ensure that we deliver our members the best possible returns ... |
| | | | ... super members can pay for advice could disadvantage the most vulnerable. First State Super chief executive officer Deanne Stewart said while the fund supports any legislation to improve transparency, governance and accountability in the financial services ... |
| | | | ... new rental units aim to reduce commute times for these key service workers. First State Super chief executive Deanne Stewart said housing affordability continued to be a major challenge for the Fund's members, thanks to "inconsistent shift work hours ... |
| | | | ... in retirement savings on behalf of more than 1.1 million members nationally. First State Super chief executive Deanne Stewart will serve as chief executive of the merged funds and Michael Dundon, chief executive of VicSuper, will become deputy chief ... |
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| | ELIZA BAVIN | 12:49PM There is a good chance the planned superannuation guarantee increase to 12% will be deferred again as the nation continues to struggle with the effects of COVID-19, according to Mercer senior partner David Knox. | KANIKA SOOD | 12:46PM BetaShares' ETF that tracks crude oil futures is once again changing the length of contracts it tracks and is taking extra measures to automatically convert the ETF to all cash if oil futures drop significantly again. | | | JAMIE WILLIAMSON | 12:27PM The global fund manager saw its profits tumble 196% following net outflows of close to $19 billion in the first half of this year, resulting in heavy hits to fee and commission income. | ALLY SELBY | 12:28PM Chi-X TraCRs and funds will now be offered on a $1.9 billion privately owned wealth management platform, granting financial advisers and their clients access to some of the world's biggest listed companies. |
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