Qantas chair John Mullen says corporate Australia ‘did itself no favours’ by actively campaigning for the Indigenous voice to federal parliament – something his airline participated in.
When investment guru Geoff Wilson copped a backlash for saying women were better investors, Armina Rosenberg leapt to his defence. Now she’s a funds manager under the Future Generation program.
Vanguard could look at providing products that invest in the increasing number of private companies, the index funds management giant’s global CEO has told a Sydney function.
Tanarra Capital founder John Wylie advanced his commonsense approach to board diversity, asking, ‘Where are the people from the western suburbs?’.
Richard White’s boardroom manoeuvring has raised red flags over governance at WiseTech, drawn scrutiny from ASIC and wiped more than $10bn from the tech giant’s value.
The Australian Shareholders’ Association has called on WiseTech to appoint an independent chair and a majority of independent directors, warning of ‘significant governance concerns’.
Increasing concerns about major sectors of the economy including building, retail and hospitality suggest the sooner Anthony Albanese calls an election, the better.
The Australian Securities and Investment Commission has signalled that it wants to have more information about the $4 trillion super fund sectors’ investment in private markets.
Australia’s super industry heavyweights are headed to the US next week as they ramp up plans to more than double investment in that market to $220bn-plus over the next ten years.
If there was one overriding theme from Wesfarmers chief executive Rob Scott during his group’s results, it was the continued cost-of-living pressure weighing on consumers.
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