Opportunities in renewables on rise
The clean-energy market is becoming more attractive – but also more challenging – as ESG benchmarks becomes less nebulous
Fees on foreign real-estate assets through the roof
Overseas managers who have successfully raised equity are not going to discount fees for Australian clients used to better rates.
Lifecycle products need better designs: study
Lower fees, a greater focus on retirement income and tailoring for smaller cohorts would improve lifecyle strategies.
More tailoring a better fit
Post-accumulation phase options are focusing superannuation fund attention, challenging administrative and custodial approaches to lifecycle
Photo Gallery: Infrastructure & Real Estate Conference 2019
The Infrastructure and Real Estate Conference took place at Crown Towers, Melbourne from February 19-20, 2019.
Australia dragging the chain on AI: AMP
The obstacles keeping local companies from taking advantage of this developing technology are bigger than limited government investment.
TelstraSuper’s David Leggo: Continuity breeds success
David Leggo, chair of corporate super fund TelstraSuper, talks about the power that comes from cultivating a loyal membership
Outsourcing scrutiny presses funds into action
Funds are shifting away from a set and forget mentality says Seamus Collins, executive manager, portfolio implementation at Mine Super.
Rest members choose how they access advice
Rest’s Greg Fleming discusses the options it provides for advice delivery and the many impacts of the Hayne royal commission.
‘Unpaid super is still a blight’: ISA boss Dean
Recent legislation and the Hayne royal commission are just important first steps, Industry Super chief says.
Anne Ward to step down from Qantas Super
The 32,000 member corporate fund will announce a replacement for Ward by June.
We’re looking at retirement through the wrong lens
The way the industry looks at retirement is out of focus, says Eraj Ghafoori, a behavioural economist at AustralianSuper.
