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| | | ... phases developed. A number say they will vote to oust chair Richard Goyder in the next meeting, including Aware Super, Vision Super, Allianz Global Investors, Anima, CalPERS, Florida State Board of Administration, KLP and LGIM. At this year's AGM ... |
| | | | Vision Super has found itself in hot water after analysis revealed it has purchased $2.2 million worth of Whitehaven Coal stocks after walking back its fossil fuel exclusion policy last year. The super fund changed its environmental, social and governance ... |
| | | | ... its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) credentials. The profit-to-member fund, which is set to merge with Vision Super in March 2025, made claims on its website and social media, and through public statements - including from former chief executive ... |
| | | | ... First State, HESTA, HostPlus, Mercer, Mine Super, NGS Super, QSuper, REST, SunSuper, Telstra Super, UniSuper and Vision Super. The 10 remaining funds that make up the 30 largest funds have not disclosed a complete proxy voting record for 2021, including ... |
| | | | Vision Super has appointed Vijaya Vaidyanath its board. Vaidyanath was nominated to the Vision Super Board by the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV). She has more than 25 years of executive leadership roles in the local government sector as well ... |
| | | | ... Superannuation, CareSuper, Cbus, Christian Super, HESTA, Mercer Superannuation (Australia) Limited, Rest, UniSuper and Vision Super. The study also shows that the majority (77%) of Australia's largest super funds still have work to do in terms of transparency ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
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