How to keep unlisted asset portfolio overperforming and under control

The next part of course is to do some cause-and-effect analysis and see how much can be attributed to that. This has all steamrolled – MTAA Super’s experience is but one fund’s example. Cbus and other funds have had their examples too. Similar conversations were happening in every super fund boardroom.

Greg Staunton: Cbus is another fund which has started to do a fair bit of work through group training with apprentices, and now roll out workplace programs. Likewise, we are seeing a downward trend in their suicide rate. Again it’s early days and we might see that deteriorate when we get the full claims through, but I think the initial indications suggest there might be positive impact from these programs.

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Super funds and insurers confront escalating mental health claims crisis

Mental ill health claims across group and retail life insurance policies are expected to reach more than $4 billion this year, according to data from the Council of Australian Life Insurers and Conexus Financial – a trajectory that is unlikely to change. But the ways that superannuation funds and insurers are dealing with mental ill health are flawed, according to an Investment Magazine roundtable, in partnership with AIA Australia.

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