Ditch the SAA if you will, but keep it simple

And no-one will buy them if they’re 2 and 20. Cheap,
transparent and measured exposures to traditional asset classes, capable of
generating cashflow, will be favoured by trustees more now than they have been
for years – because suspicious members understand them. Simplicity. Set and
forget.

 

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Shield, First Guardian reforms must not become a covert operation to restrict competition

There is broad consensus in industry and Canberra that the collapses of the Shield and First Guardian master funds – and failures that led to them – demand a regulatory response. But getting that response wrong could create an uneven playing field in the industry and some counterproductive consumer outcomes.

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