Superannuation is a key part of retirement incomes policy – but just one part. This session looks at the purposes of the system. What does an “adequate” retirement income mean? Is the Australian system delivering enough income in retirement, and will it be able to do so in future?
This conversation covers some examples of the techniques deployed for thinking about decumulation using data from Hong Kong, Singapore and France.
The extreme market volatility caused by the current crisis is a powerful reminder of the importance of guaranteed income for retirees and throws into sharp focus the problems that super funds will face as retirees draw down their savings, says Challenger investment chief, Chris Plater.
This first quarter of 2020 has seen market volatility and further unorthodox central bank behaviour as the world chooses to shutdown output to contain coronavirus. This session considers both the scope of the challenge for investors and the potential opportunities that exist to navigate this temporary health problem.
The Productivity Commission has started the journey to understanding how the superannuation system can deliver sustainable retirement incomes. This session looks at how to deliver clear objectives that cater to diverse circumstances of retirees, especially as the economy and financial markets experience extreme strain.
This quarter has seen a perfect storm of challenges to Australian society. This session will hold a candid conversation about the role of financial services in holding the nation together.
The Assistant Minister discussed the latest policy initiatives and how we navigate a dual public health and financial crisis.
Assistant Minister for Superannuation Jane Hume said the government’s decision to allow some Australians to access their retirement savings early will not cause liquidity problems for super funds, despite reports to the contrary.
I speak with my a great voice of independent research in London on the topics of using alternative data for FX and macro research for quantitative strategies.
Australia’s largest superannuation funds including Sunsuper, First State Super and Cbus all say they have enough liquidity to meet any redemption needs. At least for now.
Last week I asked some tough questions and expectedly received some passionate responses. My question “where’s the Leadership?” was ultimately aimed at the broader industry and government rather than individual funds.
QSuper, one of the nation’s largest bondholders, is set to take advantage of opportunities as they unfold in turbulent markets following the harrowing coronavirus outbreak.
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