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| | | ... payday lenders and goods rental companies in a campaign to improve their lending policies to financially vulnerable Australians. UCA Funds Management and seven other organisations, including other investors, engagement specialists, financial counsellors ... |
| | | | ... payday lenders and goods rental companies in a campaign to improve their lending policies to financially vulnerable Australians. Michael Walsh, UCA Funds Management CEO UCA Funds Management and seven other organisations, including other investors, engagement ... |
| | | | ... lending policy issues, how the sector targets its clientele, which can be drawn from the pool of financially excluded Australians that do not have access to mainstream banking and lending products, and also raises concerns that Thorn Group and other ... |
| | | | ... an initiative linked to the banking group's commitment to creating "meaningful career opportunities" for Indigenous Australians, as outlined in its 2014-2017 Reconciliation Action Plan. The bank is a foundation partner of CareerTrackers since 2011, and ... |
| | | | ... because the partnership model allows the insurer to gain better understanding of the insurance needs of lower income Australians and how to design a product to meet those needs, said Lisa Harrison, executive general manager, customer product and pricing ... |
| | | | ... for Cracking the Cultural Ceiling: Future Proofing Your Business in the Asian Century. The report finds that Asian-Australians represent 9.3% of the Australian labour force, but only 4.9% are in senior executive levels, a situation that the DCA calls ... |
| | | | Mercer is revisiting the topic of a 2011 study examining the strategic asset allocation implications of climate change scenarios, partnering with a group of institutional investors that manage more than US$1.5 trillion in assets under management. Helga ... |
| | | | ... low-interest loans, with an interest rate of 3.99%, which are administered by NAB. One in six, or 3.1 million adult Australians, is financially excluded and unable to access a bank account, small credit or insurance policy, Good Shepherd Microfinance ... |
| | | | ... funding growth, we haven't made much progress on the core moral and economic issue we face in this country; that many Australians live in a continuing cycle of exclusion and cannot participate fully in the community. It's time to think afresh about how ... |
| | | | ... been an increase in the number of PAFs being established, and in the amount given. To me it says that more well off Australians are in a way leading the way and the PAF just happens to be the most popular structure right now.... Our best estimate is ... |
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