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17 May 2021 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

TelstraSuper, ISPT, U Ethical join climate initiative

The super and investment players have signed onto Climate League 2030, a 10-year plan aiming for a further emissions reduction in Australia of at ...

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Albanese slams slowed wage growth, debt

The Opposition Leader has blasted the government’s plans for spending and its projected wage growth in the next four years. Treasury has forecasted ...

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Loomis Sayles secures Statewide Super mandate

Statewide Super has awarded Loomis, Sayles & Company a $180 million US asset-backed securities mandate. Loomis Sayles, a Natixis Investment ...

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A revolution in reverse

On budget night, Australia witnessed another stunning performance of the Frydenberg tango: one step forward, two steps back. After innumerable ...

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TIAA commits to net zero on General Account

Retirement and investment group TIAA has pledged to achieve net-zero carbon emissions in its General Account offering by 2050. The $280 billion ...

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Reopening borders in 2022 to counteract growth, economist says

The government’s projected time frame for the vaccine roll-out and revived international travel will offset budget measures to create jobs and foster ...

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Budget a ‘shameless political fix’

Treasury’s admission that wages will remain depressed despite historic government spending has drawn the ire of Josh Frydenberg’s political opponents, ...

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Budget a ‘missed opportunity’ for clean energy

The Morrison government’s failure to invest in clean energy and renewables in its 2021 budget has been labelled a disappointment by industry ...

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The budget we had to have?

Desperate times call for desperate measures – but it’s unclear whether Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will deploy any on budget night. Treasurer Josh ...

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Macquarie exec pay surpasses CEO

The head of commodities and global markets at Macquarie managed to pocket a fatter pay cheque than his boss for the 2021 full year. As revealed in ...

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