Actuary says super needs to focus on longevity protection
David Orford says Australia has a lump-sum mindset toward retirement income and he’s on a mission to change that.
David Orford says Australia has a lump-sum mindset toward retirement income and he’s on a mission to change that.
The savings of female workers will suffer greatly if the increase to the super guarantee is scuttled, Women in Super’s Sandra Buckley says.
The number of super funds will fall from 238 now to 108 in a decade, as entities merge or diversify, KPMG’s Super Insights Report states.
Incentive schemes are at the heart of problems in finance and need an overhaul, says Mihir Desai of Harvard.
Following APRA’s report of CBA misconduct, institutional investors must be wary of the cultural shortcomings of companies they invest in.
HESTA has generated an 8.8 per cent return over 30 years. Now it’s reinventing itself to leverage the rapid growth that lies ahead of it.
Pension funds are remaining conservative in anticipation of a downturn and shifting from divestment to active ownership for long-term value.
Market fundamentals are in great shape, although debt and cyber-risk are potential dangers, delegates at the Milken conference heard.
Stakeholders expressed concern the move would leave young people at risk and were unsure how different types of members would be affected.
The Federal Budget contains some minor, and sensible, tweaks for SMSFs and age pensioners alike but, for once, the system did not get major
Industry fund members and people with high account balances are most satisfied with super, Roy Morgan ratings show.
Investors in absolute return fixed income need to keep a bridle on expectations and pick managers carefully, Avant Mutual CIO says.