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| | | ... Australia Bank's wealth management arm, overseeing teams serving high-net-worth clients in six cities. Before joining UBS - where he will return as head of global wealth management Australia from 27 April 2026 - Bird held senior roles across the ... |
| | | | ... team to expand distribution. With 45 years in financial services, Lambert was formerly chief executive and board director at UBS for Asia Pacific and held senior investment banking roles at Merrill Lynch across London, Singapore, and Hong Kong, and at ... |
| | | | UBS Asset Management has tapped Perpetual's former chief distribution officer to lead its local business and oversee institutional clients. Adam Quaife takes over from Nick Hughes, co-country head and group chief operating officer for UBS Australia ... |
| | | | ... investment analyst manager selection at TelstraSuper, and before that, she held various roles at UniSuper, National Australia Bank, UBS and Bell Potter Securities. Elsewhere, a TelstraSuper alternative investments and real assets analyst has landed at ... |
| | | | ... banking, and funds management. Before joining Jarden, Kelly was a portfolio manager at DNR Capital and earlier held roles at UBS, Macquarie, and Morgan Stanley. The real estate research team will be also be reinforced with Tom Bodor joining early next ... |
| | | | ... Funds Management Corporation as a senior analyst. Before moving into the super sector, Slesarev worked at ANZ, Deutsche and UBS. Meanwhile, after three years at Cbus Super Fund, Kevin Hong has been named senior manager in the investments operational ... |
| | | | ... investment operations and governance at Rest, and Stephanie Sirois, former co-head of the global operational due diligence team at UBS, based in New York. "With Stephanie and Erika at the helm, Channel Diligence brings world-class experience and an independent ... |
| | | | ... from the US, saw many banking giants exit the alliance over the past year. High-profile exits included Goldman Sachs, HSBC, UBS and Barclays. The Net Zero Banking Alliance was backed by the UN, just like the Net Zero Asset Owners Alliance. The Net Zero ... |
| | | | ... members began to exit. Goldman Sachs left in December 2024, followed by several other Wall Street banks. HSBC, Macquarie, UBS and Barclays have also departed. On the proposed transition to a framework initiative, the NZBA said: "The Steering Group believes ... |
| | | | UBS joins a slew of financial institutions in ditching the Net-Zero Banking Alliance despite claiming its "ambition to being a leader in sustainability is unchanged." The exit comes amid its annual assessment of sustainability- and climate-related memberships. ... |
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