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| | | ... in top place, with 11.38% for 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% |
| | | | ... largest allocation of Origin Energy according to Rainmaker Information, with $835 million FUM in their MySuper option. Hostplus holds $130 million in its MySuper option and Rest holds $119 million. Rounding out the top 10 super funds with Origin in their ... |
| | | | ... in top place, with 11.38% for 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 ... |
| | | | ... AMP, AustralianSuper, Aware Super, BT Financial Group, CareSuper, Cbus Super, Equipsuper, Colonial First State, HESTA, HostPlus, Mercer, Mine Super, NGS Super, QSuper, REST, SunSuper, Telstra Super, UniSuper and Vision Super. The 10 remaining funds that ... |
| | | | ... areas. The People and Planet Diversified Fund has attracted seed investment from Statewide Super, soon to merge with Hostplus. The fund will be available to wholesale clients. The focus of the fund is to generate financial return via multiple asset classes ... |
| | | | ... Australia have partnered to develop the Gippsland Renewable Energy Park (GREP), an early-stage renewable energy project. Hostplus is investing in the asset via Octopus Australia for an undisclosed sum, while the CEFC is contributing up to $8.5 million. ... |
| | | | ... 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 sanctions ... |
| | | | ... affiliations it belongs to, the use of positive and negative screens and other factors. LGS, UniSuper, Future Super, HOSTPLUS and Mercy Super round out the top ten. Rainmaker Information published these findings in its inaugural ESG Superannuation Study. ... |
| | | | ... Australian Renewables (PowAR) consortium, which is led by QIC in conjunction with co-investors including Aware Super, Hostplus, TelstraSuper, MLC, and LGIASuper, the Future Fund and AGL Energy announced the completion. PowAR now has 1,300MW of operational ... |
| | | | ... Modern Slavery statements averaged 10 pages. Rainmaker deemed the most comprehensive were those lodged by funds including HostPlus, Commonwealth Super Corporation, BT Super, CBUS and UniSuper. The least informative statement was just a single page, Rainmaker ... |
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