Data determinism will redefine retirement - Investment Magazine
2024年12月5日 · Investment Magazine provides in-depth, monthly analysis of trends and developments for all the businesses in which superannuation funds engage‚ including asset allocation, investment manager selection, custody and fund accounting, member administration, group insurance and compliance.. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this land upon which Conexus Financial sits, the Cadigal of ...
Stapling puts super ‘ahead of the curve’: Shlomo Benartzi
2024年10月8日 · World-renowned behavioural economist and UCLA professor Shlomo Benartzi has praised stapling as a piece of legislation that puts Australia in a leading position when it comes to instilling the idea of superannuation as a lifetime account. However, he urged funds not to let the member behaviours that the super system fosters, mostly the set-and-forget mentality, turn into disadvantages during ...
Industry funds claim 6 of 10 highest-paid super CEO jobs
2024年3月12日 · CEOs of super and sovereign wealth funds received upwards of $3 million in total remuneration in the 2023 financial year, according to Investment Magazine's latest analysis based on fund reports and APRA data. CEOs of many of the funds included in the analysis could expect to receive better compensation elsewhere in financial services, industry experts said, but most are tied to the ...
‘Unfinished business’ as Insignia chases consolidation in $180b …
2024年7月11日 · Less than six months into the top job at Insignia Financial, chief executive Scott Hartley has overhauled the executive team and installed a CEO for its $180 billion superannuation arm. In the next two to three years, Hartley is planning to make some serious progress on the “unfinished business” that is consolidating the wealth giant’s scattered pension operations.
WiseTech upheaval highlights super fund behind-the-scenes …
2024年11月4日 · As the biggest fish in the pond, AustralianSuper’s behaviour as an activist shareholder is bound to attract attention and criticism. But its roles in recent corporate actions involving WiseTech and Mineral Resources, and earlier involving Origin Energy, suggests the $342 billion behemoth has a clear playbook for dealing with perceived ESG issues in …
Investment Magazine names new editor, appointments
2024年3月24日 · Award-winning journalist, broadcaster and financial literacy advocate Sue Lannin has been appointed Editor of Investment Magazine, commencing next month. After 20 years at the ABC, Lannin is eager to apply her decades of reportage across financial markets, the economy, science and energy to the Australian institutional investor community, believing the rise and rise of superannuation funds is ...
Funds look to integrate securities lending into investment strategy
A combination of a low-interest-rate environment over the past few years and rising equities valuations has spurred a return to the securities lending market, driven in part by funds’ increasing scale and global outlook, and reversing a pullback by superannuation funds during the global financial crisis (GFC) and later the share market turmoil during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why the whole world is suddenly paying attention to Aussie super
2024年4月4日 · As the assets under management in the Australian superannuation system continue to grow – now up to $3.7 trillion – and as populations around the world age, Australia’s compulsory savings regime is attracting global attention.. While it has its shortcomings – including the need to evolve from a primary focus on worker savings to …
Behind AustralianSuper’s global expansion - Investment Magazine
2024年10月24日 · London-based AustralianSuper deputy CIO Damian Moloney oversees the global expansion plans of Australia’s largest superannuation fund. While a global presence has clear benefits for the fund and its members, Moloney’s advice to others contemplating the same is to plan extensively and build early.
AustralianSuper’s lead on fund flows moderates
2024年1月19日 · The big eight profit-for-member funds took 80 per cent of natural flows in FY23, with mega-fund AustralianSuper leading the pack. But the nation’s largest fund also saw a slowdown in member switching, securing $9 billion, down from $14.5 billion the year before. APRA data suggests switching activity across the broader market has declined.