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| | | ... equities was weaker, as interest rate pressures and geopolitical uncertainty weighed on sectors such as technology and healthcare. The company noted major miners and fossil fuel businesses, largely excluded from its investment universe, were among the ... |
| | | | ... Southeast Asia. Wanigasekera said early opportunities in the region include digital infrastructure and telecommunications, healthcare, and the energy transition, mainly solar and wind, with some biofuel-driven power generation emerging. "The process ... |
| | | | ... Partners together with Equal Living Group will co-invest up to 10% of the equity in it. The assets provide 'step down' healthcare accommodation for Australians with life-changing injuries - those who cannot live long term in hospital but equally need ... |
| | | | ... for reusing "single-use" medical devices ❓ Question: How can remanufacturing single-use medical devices help reduce healthcare waste, improve supply chain resilience and lower emissions without compromising patient safety? ✅ Answer: According to ... |
| | | | ... specialist investment teams, spanning Australian equities, small and micro-cap strategies, fixed income, global equities, healthcare, resources and private investments. |
| | | | ... although there can be notable exceptions." The highest-paid Australian-based chief executive in the ASX200 was Sigma Healthcare chief executive Vikesh Ramsunder, who entered the top 20 for the first time following Sigma's merger with Chemist Warehouse. ... |
| | | | ... global energy transition through low-carbon infrastructure, expanding social and affordable assets such as housing and healthcare, and enabling more sustainable, connected communities through cleaner transport and resilient urban infrastructure. Aberdeen's ... |
| | | | ... global economy. It is already accelerating progress in many industries including climate modelling, agriculture and healthcare. At the same time, its expansion is driving demand for energy-intensive data centres, increasing pressure on electricity systems ... |
| | | | ... aged over 65 is expected to exceed 1.6 billion by 2050, while infrastructure investment gaps in areas such as housing, healthcare and education are forecast to reach US$15 trillion by 2040. With pension funds collectively managing more than US$56 trillion ... |
| | | | ... while so many people are struggling to afford the basics, and governments claim there is not enough money for housing, healthcare, climate action and essential services," she said. The comments come after the Federal Budget introduced measures aimed ... |
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