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Trades about 9% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Melbourne, Australia-headquartered EQT Holdings Limited, established in 1888, offers a broad spectrum of philanthropic, executor, and investment services across Australia, the United Kingdom, and Ireland. The company's operations are divided into three distinct segments: Trustee and Wealth Services, Superannuation Trustee Services, and Corporate Trustee Services. It provides comprehensive estate planning and management, along with a variety of trust services covering charitable, compensation, community, and personal needs, complemented by asset and wealth management and advisory solutions. EQT also acts as a trustee, custodian, and investment manager for superannuation funds. Additionally, its corporate services encompass global fiduciary duties, fund governance, and trusteeship for managed investment schemes on behalf of fund managers and sponsors, as well as specialized trustee roles for debt, securitizations, custody, and real estate arrangements for corporate entities. Legal services are also among its offerings.
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