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| | | Ten ASX-listed companies have committed to achieving gender balance in their senior leadership as part of the 40:40 Vision initiative. ANZ, BHP, BlueScope, Domino's, IGO, Ramsay Health Care, SkyCity, South32, Tabcorp and Webjet have signed up to the ... |
| | | | ... and that a workplace culture of diversity, inclusion and safety is fostered and maintained." HESTA is the leader of 40:40 Vision an initiative that is aiming to ensure diversity in executive leadership in ASX 200 companies. The goal is to have a mix ... |
| | | | ... Future Super and Australian Ethical are the number one and two performing products, with UniSuper, Australian Super, Vision Super, Tasplan, CBUs and Lutheran Super in the list as well. Super funds are increasingly selecting external fund managers with ... |
| | | | ... The methodology also considers one, three, five and 10 year returns. Money cited HESTA's campaigns including the 40:40 Vision campaign to achieve at least 40% women in ASX 2300 executive roles by 2030, and its formal guidelines for with companies on ... |
| | | | ... RMetrics, the top five balanced fund options on a risk adjusted basis are, in descending order: Future Super, WA Super, Vision Super Saver, Australian Ethical, and Australian Catholic. "The way we measure risk is more about the volatility of absolute ... |
| | | | ... sustainability into practice; enabling resilience for all Australians; and building sustainable finance markets. "Our goal and our vision can't be achieved without achieving each of those four pillars in our view," says ASFI Co-chair Simon O'Connor. ... |
| | | | ... options over one and three years, according to Rainmaker Research - the top performing default/MySuper option is Vision Super Saver's Balanced Growth option, which has strongest one-year performance at 4.1% and 6.9% over three years. Australian Ethical ... |
| | | | ... that seven funds supported a majority of proposals between 2017 and 2019: Local Government Super (82%), HESTA (66%), Vision Super (66%), Macquarie (62%), Cbus (59%), Mercer (58%) and Qantas Super (57%). The ACCR report also found that 18 funds in 2019 ... |
| | | | ... leave the movement to use the power of money to invest, advocate and campaign for a future worth retiring into, with the vision of Australia's retirement savings being invested to drive positive social and environmental impacts. That leadership is modelled ... |
| | | | ... leave the movement to use the power of money to invest, advocate and campaign for a future worth retiring into, with the vision of Australia's retirement savings being invested to drive positive social and environmental impacts. That leadership is modelled ... |
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