01 October 2024 • By Jessica Penny • 1 min read
Australia’s super funds have invested approximately $3.4 billion in nuclear weapons companies, with only a few funds, like Hostplus, making ...
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READ MOREThe country’s largest banks are increasingly aligning their forecasts regarding the RBA’s monetary policy easing. Three of Australia’s four largest ...
READ MOREA new report suggests that while economic and geopolitical uncertainties are weighing on overall M&A activity, instos are still seeking ...
READ MORESuper funds have significantly increased their ownership of Australian banks in recent years, a trend analysts attribute to the sector’s robust growth ...
READ MOREThe Coalition’s proposal to allow first home buyers to access their super could significantly harm super funds’ investment strategies and retirement ...
READ MOREWhile the Treasurer insists the $6 billion better-than-expected budget outcome was due to reduced spending, an economist argues it mainly reflects ...
READ MOREIndustry funds remain at the forefront of the unlisted asset class, with their strong investment appetite for unlisted infrastructure, property, and ...
READ MOREThe RBA is closely monitoring China’s fragile economic landscape, warning that any further erosion could significantly impact Australia as Treasurer ...
READ MOREWhile diversification has long been a key strategy for mitigating risk, investment executive Chris McGibbon argues that informed investors should not ...
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