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| | | ... (ACSI), Australian Ethical Investment, AustralianSuper, Christian Super, Cbus Super, Eureka Funds Management, First State Super, New Zealand Super, HESTA, Media Super, New Forests, NGS Super, the Responsible Inbvestment Association Australasia, Solaris ... |
| | | | Richard Brandweiner is the chief investment officer of First State Super, an AU$53 billion industry superannuation fund. In 2011, First State Super merged with Health Super to create one of Australia's largest public offer superannuation funds. Brandweiner ... |
| | | | First State Super has made two allocations in recent months, investing in venture capital focusing on Australian internet start-ups and Australia agriculture, which the fund says is in line with the investment principal of universal ownership. First ... |
| | | | ... negative screens in certain sectors, among others," AODP said. Connor also cited the dramatic improvement of First State Super in this year's index - First State Super was ranked 13th this year, rising 90 places over 2013/14. "The past 12 months have ... |
| | | | ... smoking and the relatively discrete and contained nature of the issue." VFMC's clients include Emergency Services and State Super (ESSSuper), the Transport Accident Commission, Victorian Managed Insurance Authority, WorkSafe, Rental Tenancies Board Authority ... |
| | | | ... both a near and long-term view. The analysis also aims to be more granular." Cbus Super, New Zealand Super Fund and State Super Financial Services are among the participants partnering in this study. This year's project will frame several "plausible ... |
| | | | ... discovering that the superannuation fund in which she was enrolled - Health Super, prior to its merger with First State Super - owned stock in tobacco companies, a position she found morally incompatible with her job as an oncologist. She contacted the ... |
| | | | VicSuper and the SAS Trustee Corporation (STC) have voted to divest their funds of holdings in companies that manufacture tobacco products. The $9.2 billion VicSuper said it will phase out investing in manufacturers of tobacco products from this year ... |
| | | | ... Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) conference. Ricard Brandweiner, director investment services, First State Super (L) and Jon Glass (R) at ACSI's annual conference (photo courtesy of ACSI) Moving beyond the discussion of integrating ... |
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