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| | | ... high-quality outcome for members. "Mine Super and TWUSUPER remain committed to ensuring external service providers, regulators, and most importantly, members, are engaged throughout the process," they said. Effective yesterday, Mine Super implemented ... |
| | | | ... billion or 7% of the total raised during the quarter. Over the last five years, real estate and private debt recorded the most significant quarterly reductions in capital raising of 40% respectively below the average. Private equity declined by about ... |
| | | | ... 12 years at ANZ in its Global Markets division and five years at Bank Australia as head of impact finance and treasurer. Most recently, he served as chief financial officer at Sentient Impact Group. Australian Unity executive general manager of social ... |
| | | | ... skills would be beneficial as it looks to explore new territories. He also joins as a business development consultant, having most recently worked in business development for EbonFX and American Express. Victor Hom joins the sales team as a business ... |
| | | | ... the leadership. The cohort has a 10.65% take and acquired some 3.24 million shares from 26 February 2024 to 21 March 2024, most of which sit with Glennon Capital. The shareholders want to replace them with Sequoia head of professional services Brent ... |
| | | | ... Super team," Collins said. "Our members rely on us every day to deliver strong long-term returns, competitive fees, and the most seamless experience of interacting with their super on their terms - including access to appropriate financial advice, financial ... |
| | | | ... team and culture." Ramji has been in financial services for over 25 years, spending the last decade at BlackRock. He was most recently global head of iShares and index investing, a role he left in January. Prior, he held roles including head of US wealth ... |
| | | | The current market is ripe for active equity fund management skills to shine given the price dislocations, and most notably in regions outside of the US, according to J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Every time the spread widens out between the most expensive ... |
| | | | ... Australia and the University of Queensland, involving 17,000 people across 17 countries, found that Australians are among the most cautious regarding AI usage. This mistrust outweighs the perceived benefits for many, leading to a significant risk aversion ... |
| | | | ... aged under 55 were more negative about retirement (57%) than their older counterparts (36%). In fact, 'uncertain' was the most common feeling selected by those under 55 (26%) compared to 22% of all members. In terms of retirement confidence, the weakest ... |
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