Does super industry remuneration pass the BBQ test?
Former Mine Super CIO David Bell discusses the appropriate maximum remuneration for an executive.
Former Mine Super CIO David Bell discusses the appropriate maximum remuneration for an executive.
The money paid to superannuation executives at not-for-profit funds is coming under greater scrutiny, with calls being made for more consistency and transparency.
Should a merger between First State Super and VicSuper go ahead, the provision of retirement advice will be a major competitive advantage for the combined group,
Held last month, ASFA’s Spotlight on Insurance in Super conference put focus on the critical issue of society’s most vulnerable in terms of their insurance requirements.
Global socially responsible investments surged 34 per cent to US$30.7 trillion over the past two years, lifted by Japanese pension funds and investor demand amidst growing concern about climate change risk.
Adoption of royal commission recommendations on group life insurance could give a much needed fillip to the industry.
The Federal Budget has brought stability to superannuation and enhanced confidence in the nation’s retirement funding system, according to ASFA’s Martin Fahy.
Funds that don’t manage their exposure to modern slavery risk may face legal, reputational and financial consequences
The Future Fund has appointed Sue Brake to the role of deputy CIO, portfolio strategy as part of a revamp of the $145 billion sovereign wealth fund’s investment team.
Stephen Kotkin, Professor in History and International Affairs at Princeton University discusses the changing nature of the complex relationship between the US and China.
Mine Super has appointed Seamus Collins to the role of CIO following David Bell’s departure in December 2018.
APRA deputy chair Helen Rowell said on Wednesday that the prudential regulator will review the sole purpose test as the super funds believe it is ambiguous and open to differing interpretations.