Damien Mu: Welcome
Opening address by co-founding event partner, AIA chief executive Australia and New Zealand, Damien Mu
Opening address by co-founding event partner, AIA chief executive Australia and New Zealand, Damien Mu
Rates, regulation and redistribution are all increasing. Are investors entering a new regime of higher inflation and volatility?
In this exclusive keynote David Bell, Executive Director of The Conexus Institute, released new research on how funds can not only live with the YFYS performance test, but demonstrate a pathway forward which is consistent with asset owner best practice, namely total portfolio management.
Prior to joining Blackstone, Joe Dowling led Brown University’s endowment fund, as chief executive and previously a chief investment officer. Over trailing three, five, and 10-year periods, Brown endowment is placed in the top ventile of its peers, according to data maintained by Cambridge Associates. This session drew on his experience to discuss the lessons … Read more
This session covered the impact from the suggested benchmarking to passive indices reforms and the unintended consequences. It looked at how industry is facing into these challenges and what the path ahead for the asset class looks like.
A capital allocator’s dilemma in a zero-yield world with higher inflation is how to construct a robust, balanced portfolio that can also withstand equity-market sell-offs.
Funds have already begun to start removing or making plans to start removing occupational exclusions in advance of a review flagged by Treasury in its latest YFYS regs reveal.
In episode 118, Matthew Smith speaks with David Breach, president Vista Equity Partners
Australia’s superannuation industry is “very tribal” and this is getting in the way of sensible and nuanced discussion of reforms, argued Brendan Coates from the Grattan Institute in a debate with SDA national assistant secretary Julia Fox.
The future super fund CEO will need to bring all their superhero powers beyond anything we have seen so far in order to navigate the expectations of policy makers, regulators and community befitting of the mega-institutions these funds are becoming.
Ignoring repeated test failure could be the beginnings of a liability case for advisers recommending APRA-regulated funds, legal and compliance experts have flagged.
This session discussed the implications for delivering group insurance as funds draw members across various ages, employment types and risk factors.