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Caroline Gilbert

14 January 2021 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Flexstone appoints ESG head

Small and mid-cap global private markets specialist Flexstone Partners has filled its newly created role of head of ESG. Caroline Gilbert has taken ...

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Nanuk recruits from Franklin Templeton

Sustainable investment specialist Nanuk Asset Management has appointed a new portfolio manager to its firm. Peter Wilmshurst has joined the company ...

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Investors call UN to address sea-locked workers

Fidelity International has led 85 investors to urge the UN to address a humanitarian crisis at sea, with the long-term sustainability of global supply ...

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PM in the dark over Shipton scandal

Prime Minister Scott Morrison was not consulted on the original appointment of embattled ASIC chair James Shipton, nor was he notified of problems ...

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Battlelines drawn over opt-in super

Industry bodies have lashed a controversial initiative that would see workers pocket some or all of the legislated superannuation increase as ...

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State Street places companies on notice over diversity

State Street has doubled down on racial diversity, threatening voting action against boards that fail to disclose their members’ ethnic composition ...

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MLC Life appoints new chief life officer

MLC Life has announced the appointment of a new chief life insurance officer to oversee insurance operations and delivery to customers, advisers, and ...

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APAC real estate retaining investor interest

The majority of institutional investors are planning to stick to their future investment plans for non-listed real estate in the Asia-Pacific region ...

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Praemium sees record inflows

Praemium saw a 128 per cent increase in inflows through December as it realised the scale benefits of its Powerwrap acquisition. Praemium saw ...

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Australian banks second for fines

Australian banks have ranked second for the highest fines worldwide, beaten only by the US. Data from research house Finbold has indicated banks ...

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