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Key investors in Swiss miner Glencore have demanded the company explain how its coal production plans align with global efforts to curb the warming of the

Investors have signed a resolution asking Glencore to show how development of thermal coal mines meets the goals in the Paris climate agreement.

Governments may be tempted to backtrack on emissions commitments in the short term, but investors see new opportunities arising from energy uncertainty.

Global investors are facing up to a harsher political and social landscape, adding to the stresses of managing global portfolios in troubled times.

Governments may be tempted to backtrack on emissions commitments in the short term, but investors see new opportunities arising from energy uncertainty.

Home to more than 12% of its members, Active Super has opened a new office to service Newcastle and the Central Coast, with chief executive Phil Stockwell saying the importance of regional and rural New South Wales to the fund cant be downplayed.

Super Fierce has released a list of super funds that have passed its tests of consistent outperformance, labelling it the Fierce Performers Index.

After eight years in the role, Gabriel Szondy has retired as chair of the asset consultant, replaced by a superannuation industry veteran.

Active Super, which is set to soon merge with Vision Super, has launched a Super Booster reward program in association with retailers.

The two super funds, which have a combined $26 billion in funds under management, have signed a memorandum of understanding. Active Super and Vision Super have announced they are exploring a potenti