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| | | ... investment banker's global operations. At the resources giant, he worked in community develpoment. Piper sits on various boards and is currently chair of the Responsible Investment Association Australasia. He replaces Ian Wishart as chief executive ... |
| | | | ... investment banker's global operations. At the resources giant, he worked in community development. Piper sits on various boards and is currently chair of the Responsible Investment Association Australasia. He replaces Ian Wishart as chief executive ... |
| | | | ... having more control over how they are treated." Australia set on DEI A US DEI rollback will be in front of mind for company boards, however Australian companies are likely to still push ahead with their diversity policies, Ashton said. The majority of ... |
| | | | ... at Deloitte Consulting, where for 14 years he worked in the asset management and superannuation sectors, engaging with boards, executives, and regulators to address complex governance, risk, and regulatory issues in superannuation and insurance. He has ... |
| | | | ... Australia's former top executives at the forefront of change have become highly influential figures on sovereign wealth fund boards. Sue Brake, former Future Fund investment chief and adviser to Singapore's central bank has chosen a second role ... |
| | | | ... experience in the finance industry, Fuchs has worked at ART (previously Sunsuper) for the last eight years and sits on multiple boards and external advisory committees. Earlier, she held roles at the Association of Financial Advisers, Pinnacle Practice ... |
| | | | ... welcome such proven international industry talents to join Gillian Larkins, Jeremy Cooper and John Burke on the Bennelong boards," he said. "Anil Nair and Campbell Fleming are well-recognised for their leadership qualities, as well as their well-earned ... |
| | | | ... shifts. "Over recent years, global conflicts and the evolution of cybercrime have seen new threats emerge, and Australian boards are consistently placing cyber at the top of their agendas," said AICD managing director and CEO Mark Rigotti. The largest ... |
| | | | Compliance, regulation, and climate change are the red-hot topics for boards, who are pessimistic about Australia's economic and business prospects, the latest update from the Australian Institute of Company Directors reveals. Nearly two-thirds (61%) ... |
| | | | ... services companies are facing more litigants. Fellow panelist Jillian Button, a partner at legal firm Allens, said company boards also have to prepare for new kinds of litigation that we haven't seen yet but are coming down the pike. This includes ... |
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