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| | | ... 2022 and 2023. This decline is also generational. For Gen Z Australians, appeal fell by 8% between 2022 and 2023; for Millennials, 11%; and for Gen X, 9%. Baby Boomers remained the same. Healthcare was the top impact concern for Australian investors ... |
| | | | ... turnover in roles have been in the 25-30-year age bracket (76%), which Talent Nation highlights as "greater mobility in millennials and the rapid internal promotion we are seeing across the sector." The greatest movement happened at sustainable finance/ ... |
| | | | ... the appeal of impact investing has dropped to 56% from an all-time high of 61% in 2021, but has held strong amongst millennials. In Australia, though, interest still remains high: over three in five Australian respondents (63%) find the concept of impact ... |
| | | | ... would still face the same diversity and gender problems" There are also challenges around other demographics - while Millennials are leading the growth in green talent, there is a risk to excluding more experienced professionals. "The real tendency from ... |
| | | | ... with the Great Resignation, what that's really telling us is that one size really doesn't fit all. Gen X and Millennials are reporting that the ease of tech in that hybrid environment is as good as the tech used in a home environment while Gen ... |
| | | | Australian millennials and Generation X are leading the rise of impact investing, and overall, men report having a greater understanding of impact investing, according to research from American Century Investments. This is American Century's fifth impact ... |
| | | | ... demographic groups and translating into increased interest in managed accounts, according to Praemium. Particularly as millennials begin to approach there "peak period of wealth accumulation", this translates into increased demand for digital service ... |
| | | | ... pointed out that emerging HNW investors are aged between 30 and 50, meaning that there is a fair representation of Millennials in that cohort. The emerging HNW investor prioritised responsible investing or ESG considerations more than other HNW segments ... |
| | | | ... with the age categories being Silent Generation (DOB pre-1946); Baby Boomers (DOB 1946 to 1964); Gen X (1965-1979), Millennials/Gen Y, (DOB 1980-1996) and Gen Z (1997-2015). Nucleus Wealth aggregated 25 ethical screens into seven groups - human rights ... |
| | | | ... 2024, reaching an average adoption level of 35%, and could spike higher, exceeding 50% among ultra-wealthy investors, millennials and Asia-Pacific clients, the report noted. "There definitely were people saying that within the next three years, they ... |
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