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| | | ... chief risk officer who was appointed following the departure of Norlena Brouwer, who arrived at the start of 2023 from Hostplus and left in September 2024. Before working at UniSuper, the risk specialist spent three years at Deloitte and 16 years at ... |
| | | | Hostplus has promoted Susan Orr to deputy investment chief following the recent departure of Con Michalakis who has taken on the top investment job at Funds SA. The $115 billion industry fund for hospitality workers confirmed that Orr will now serve ... |
| | | | High-profile Hostplus executive Con Michalakis has landed the top investment job at the $46 billion public sector investment manager. Reporting to Funds SA chief executive John Piteo, Michalakis will replace acting chief investment officer Matt Kempton ... |
| | | | Super fund Hostplus gives the sustainable investment sector a big boost by committing an additional $125 million investment to the IP Group Hostplus Innovation Fund. Hostplus added to its existing $310 million investment to bring its total commitment ... |
| | | | ... invested Hysata, a manufacturer of green electrolysers, which also has backing from Clean Energy Finance Corporation and Hostplus. TelstraSuper is currently exploring merger opportunities, with its board saying the fund should embrace a new identity ... |
| | | | ... is neighbouring its existing 400-megawatt Saltbush Wind Farm near Deniliquin, NSW. Among its investors are Rest Super, Hostplus, the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) and Sky Renewables. This latest purchase is an expansion to its existing portfolio ... |
| | | | ... climate-related shareholder proposals declined from 56% to 53% from 2020/2021 to 2022. AustralianSuper, Brighter Super, Hostplus, IOOF and Qantas Super were the least likely to vote on climate. AustralianSuper told FS Sustainability the fund engaged ... |
| | | | ... investment performance. Australian Ethical, AustralianSuper, Aware Super, CareSuper, Cbus Super, GESB Superannuation, HESTA, Hostplus, NGS Super, Prime Super, Rest Super, Spirit Super, State Super (NSW), TelstraSuper and UniSuper were all acknowledged ... |
| | | | ... in top place, with 11.38% for five-year returns on its MySuper option, with Active Super in second place with 10.10%, HOSTPLUS with 10.03%, AustralianSuper on 10.01% and Telstra Super's MySuper option in fifth place on 9.91% FS Sustainability contacted ... |
| | | | ... as of June 2022, Rest's MySuper had the largest allocation to Santos, holding $304 million at that time, followed by Hostplus with $268 million in Santos stock, Cbus with $236 million, aware Super with $193 million, Hesta with $137 million, ART with ... |
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