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Why young Australians are flocking to US shares to build wealth
Opinion
Investing

Why young Australians are flocking to US shares to build wealth

By the year’s end, American and global shares could account for a combined 70 per cent of younger investors’ portfolios.

  • by Nick Nicolaides

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Vanguard misled investors about its ethical fund, Federal Court finds

Vanguard misled investors about its ethical fund, Federal Court finds

The asset manager wasn’t truthful about its $1 billion ethical fund, the court ruled in a major win for the corporate regulator in its crackdown on greenwashing.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
More want to invest ethically, but one thing’s holding them back
Analysis
Analysis

More want to invest ethically, but one thing’s holding them back

Many investors say they lack confidence in being able to select truly ethical investments, amid a crackdown on greenwashing.

  • by John Collett
The big dilemma facing your super funds

The big dilemma facing your super funds

Engage or divest? How can big super work towards a more sustainable world?

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
I was a corporate greenwasher. Sorry for making you think metal straws would fix climate change

I was a corporate greenwasher. Sorry for making you think metal straws would fix climate change

This wasn’t the creative life I pictured when I set out to become a writer. But it was a line of work I excelled at. I helped businesses rebrand it as a matter of lifestyle, solved by reusable cups and composting.

  • by Wendy Syfret
Billionaire heirs have a how-to-spend-it problem

Billionaire heirs have a how-to-spend-it problem

More than 1000 ageing billionaire entrepreneurs are expected to bequeath $8 trillion to heirs in the coming few decades. But attitudes between the self-made and their successors are very different.

  • by Chris Hughes
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Gambling stocks’ 300 per cent surge is a dilemma for super funds

Gambling stocks’ 300 per cent surge is a dilemma for super funds

Gambling, with its proven links to social harms, may become a tougher investment to justify to the millions of workers who put their money in Australia’s $3.5 trillion superannuation system.

  • by Amy Bainbridge
Company directors ‘could be liable for nature risk’

Company directors ‘could be liable for nature risk’

Directors could be personally liable for failing to consider risks caused by a company’s impact on the natural environment, according to legal advice commissioned by climate change advisory firm.

  • by Clancy Yeates
Confusion among investors as funds wait for ESG labelling clarity

Confusion among investors as funds wait for ESG labelling clarity

A lack of consistency in the labelling of sustainable investment options is contributing to confusion among investors while the government considers reform.

  • by Millie Muroi
‘Greenwashing’ crackdown sinks green investing claims
Analysis
Investing

‘Greenwashing’ crackdown sinks green investing claims

Asset managers are winding back unsubstantiated claims of investing ethically, which is good news for Australian retail investors.

  • by John Collett
Why investors are flocking to this $9bn ethical super fund
Analysis
Analysis

Why investors are flocking to this $9bn ethical super fund

Australia’s pure-play ethical investment manager continues to increase its scale with benefits for those who invest in its managed funds and superannuation investments.

  • by John Collett