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| | | ... "What happened last year was that when drawdown of super was announced, a lot of our clients took that opportunity to take money out - we probably lost 15% of the fund at the time last year. "However, later in the year, we went up 40%, essentially because ... |
| | | | ... fixed income investor when it comes to engagement," "Ok, fine, we don't have voting power. But we can vote with our money because the majority of transactions that happen on the equity side are on the secondary market, whereas in the fixed income ... |
| | | | ... Report, which shows that the total pool of responsible investments has soared to $1.2 trillion, from $983 billion in 2019. Money managed using responsible investment techniques increased from 30 to 40%, faster than the increase of professionally managed ... |
| | | | ... Report, which shows that the total pool of responsible investments has soared to $1.2 trillion, from $983 billion in 2019. Money managed using responsible investment techniques increased from 30 to 40%, faster than the increase of professionally managed ... |
| | | | ... operations, distribution, and supply chains. "The transition that needs to happen in terms of agricultural production costs money," Richards said. "There's a cost associated with this, and this cost is not going to happen if it's only borne by producers. ... |
| | | | ... markets and financial risks associated with these decisions," Wood said. "... This isn't just about the government providing money. Most big industry could raise the capital if they want to. The issue is about risk, and sharing that risk could help minimise ... |
| | | | ... look at pay across the organisation and at individual levels, to ensure that people are being paid the same in terms of money. "This is an organisational issue. We can raise ethical arguments, but this is a business case, and as valuable as the ethical ... |
| | | | ... said Australian Ethical CEO John McMurdo. "The research shows us that between 70 and 80% of Australians don't want their money to cause harm to the planet, so that's a seismic shift. Alongside that, this myth about performance has been debunked. There ... |
| | | | Governance Institute of Australia has appointed Pauline Vamos as chair. Vamos is a former senior regulator with ASIC and former CEO of the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) as well as a non-executive director, lawyer and governance ... |
| | | | ... Australia, the lack of affordable housing in our capital cities. Millions of Australians - including those earning good money - are locked out of the property market. It is complex issue to tackle and a burden that is large enough to be shared by many. ... |
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