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| | ... last 18 years for its "production of nuclear weapons". On 24 February 2022, major super funds were quick to divest from Russian companies when it invaded the Ukraine. Two years on, Russia's continuous attacks have killed 9614 Ukrainians as at September ... |
| | | ... weapons, and nuclear weapons. GESB also excludes any equity securities or debt issued by Russian companies or the Russian government. However, this dedicated option takes the exclusions further. With the extent to which something is excluded differing ... |
| | | ... Initiative, which has been in the works since early March. "Andrew and I have agreed we will not replace communist era rubbish Russian infrastructure, instead we will leapfrog to the latest technology," Zelenskyy said. "We will take advantage of the ... |
| | | ... quarter. The ABS said: "Price pressures continued to flow through to consumers following an oil price shock caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine last quarter, coupled with ongoing easing of COVID-19 restrictions strengthening global demand." "While ... |
| | | The Financial Services Council (FSC) has released guidance to assist super funds and fund managers in divesting Russian assets. Despite superannuation funds only having a small exposure to Russian investments in the context of the $3.5 trillion superannuation ... |
| | | ... involve providing military equipment, medical supplies and financial assistance. Australia has already sanctioned 488 Russian nationals and 33 entities and institutions. The government's outlook for the international economy, included in budget papers ... |
| | | ... actors in the world will benefit. This needs to be addressed. The removal of Russia from SWIFT and the sanctioning of the Russian Central Bank has given this issue fresh urgency," Bragg said. "While this has been going on, cryptocurrency transactions ... |
| | | Vanguard has suspended the purchasing of Russian securities from all its actively managed funds and is also working to divest passive holdings. In a statement, Vanguard said its total exposure to Russia only accounts for about 0.01% of client assets ... |
| | | Australian superannuation funds are dropping Russian assets in response to its invasion of Ukraine amid escalating global sanctions against Russia. Yesterday Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Senator Jane Hume released a joint statement requesting that ... |
| | | ... and will match 100% of donations made by employees. Accenture's decision follows Grant Thornton cutting ties with its Russian affiliate this week, with FBK leaving the member network with immediate effect. Russia has also been removed from the list of ... |
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