PRI in Person showcases ESG in action
PRI in Person 2017 delegates were inspired and challenged by global best practice in how funds are implementing sustainability strategies.
APRA unveils awaited member outcomes test
The prudential regulator has launched a consultation on its proposed changes to the member outcomes test for greater board accountability.
Lifeskills: Default cover is a super safety net
A move away from default group insurance cover to an ‘opt-in’ model could leave members out in the cold, UniSuper CEO Kevin O’Sullivan says.
Economics not to blame for rise of populism: Grattan
Think tank warns it’s simplistic to blame economic conditions and changing job markets for the growing appeal of populism.
Success in China’s A-shares requires active attention
China’s volatility offers opportunities for those willing to put in the effort, Frontier Advisors’ Chris Trevillyan argues.
Canada Pension Plan considers proxies for private assets
As the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board gets larger, it’s considering replacing some of its private-market holdings with public proxies.
Roundtable: Efficiency drives age of ETFs
ETFs are expanding choices and cutting costs for investors as they compete in fast-moving markets amid increased regulatory pressure.
Good consultation, better regulation
AIST is developing a framework for consultations on regulatory proposals – communication is at its core. Ailsa Goodwin explains why.
Credit default swaps too attractive to ignore: Cheyne
The assets are a liquid option investors should embrace, Cheyne Capital president and director of research Stuart Fiertz argued.
An hour with Platinum Asset Management’s Kerr Neilson
In a recent Q&A, Kerr Neilson shared his views on everything from investing in China to philanthropy.
Impact investing: A force that transforms
Impact investment is disrupting capital allocation and reforming the not-for-profit sector, writes EY’s Christopher Thorn.
