Switching analysis finds members buying high and selling low

McNeice also considered the use of defaults among group insurance and found high use of defaults across a range of age groups.  Of the 210 survey respondents,  half of those in their 30s relied on the default level of insurance  cover but when asked if they believed this cover was sufficient, only 45 per cent of those in their 30s said ‘yes’. 

 

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The AI boom has left super funds with nowhere to run

Whenever super fund CIOs are asked what they’re doing about AI risk, “diversifying” is always the answer. But as cross-portfolio exposures to the thematic grow and grow, that answer is no longer good enough.

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