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| | ... five-year returns on its MySuper option, with Active Super in second place with 10.10%, HOSTPLUS with 10.03%, AustralianSuper on 10.01% and Telstra Super's MySuper option in fifth place on 9.91% |
| | | ... approximately 32% of the market value of the ASX100, including Australian Gas Infrastructure Group, APA Group, Aurecon, AustralianSuper, BHP, BlueScope Steel, bp Australia, Cbus, the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, Fortescue Metals Group, HSBC, Orica ... |
| | | ... globally." FairSupply says it has analysed over $750 billion of procurement and investment data for clients including AustralianSuper, QIC, Synergy Energy and RM Williams. The funding comes as ESG reporting regimes gather momentum globally, and regulators ... |
| | | ... funds under management, so it is likely that super funds own considerably more across the totality of portfolios. AustralianSuper holds the largest allocation of Origin Energy according to Rainmaker Information, with $835 million FUM in their MySuper ... |
| | | ... APAC is overseen by a steering committee made up of First Sentier Investors and founding members Aware Super, AustralianSuper, Fidelity International, Ausbil Investment Management, ACSI, Walk Free (as Knowledge Partner and Secretariat) and the FAST initiative ... |
| | | ... five-year returns on its MySuper option, with Active Super in second place with 10.10%, HOSTPLUS with 10.03%, AustralianSuper on 10.01% and Telstra Super's MySuper option in fifth place on 9.91% The ESG Leaders include: This is the second year that ... |
| | | ... end of December 2021. Of that selection of companies, Rainmaker found eight super funds with holdings in AGL- AustralianSuper, CareSuper, HESTA, Aware Super, Mine Super, Qantas Super, AMP Super Fund and BT Super. FS Sustainability contacted the funds ... |
| | | ... funds supported all Say on Climate resolutions at companies they held in 2021: Active Super (8 votes), AMP (1), AustralianSuper (16), CareSuper (5), NGS Super (5), QSuper (15) and Unisuper (2). Fifteen global investment managers supported all Say on ... |
| | | ... will divest and/or that they had been steadily decreasing their Russian exposure - Australian Retirement Trust, AustralianSuper, Hostplus, Cbus, and the Future Fund among them. "The entities and the individuals that were listed in the recent Russia related ... |
| | | ... Australian economy." Other members of the Australian Industry ETI from the financial services industry include AustralianSuper, Cbus, HSBC Australia and National Australia Bank, while partners from industry include Australia Gas Infrastructure Group ... |
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