IMCA australia names Robert Goodlad new chief executive
IMCA australia has named the former head of State Street Global Advisors’ Australian arm, Robert Goodlad, its new chief executive.
Overseas funds knocking on MDUF’s door
The local innovators behind the Members’ Default Utility Function retirement outcomes formula are in talks with pension funds overseas.
First State Super chair Neil Cochrane on investing in advice
In this Q&A, First State Super chair Neil Cochrane shares why he is upbeat about integration following the StatePlus tie-up.
Indian, Indonesian labour, global power shift to spur growth
Labour productivity, geopolitical rumblings and technological disruptions to shape how world economies will evolve in coming years.
Russell Investments Do it in a Dress
The team at Russell Investments wore school dresses on Friday in a bid to raise money to help girls in Africa. Jodie Hampshire explains.
One direction: the benefits of unity
For QIC’s David Asplin, a weeklong course at Harvard Business School highlighted the competitive advantages of stakeholder alignment.
Graeme Russell: Keep your long-term focus amid the changes
Media Super boss Graeme Russell identifies “relentless” regulatory change and inflated asset prices as the fund’s two greatest challenges.
Christian Super lures new CEO from World Vision
Christian Super’s incoming chief executive is current World Vision executive and former Macquarie banker Ross Piper.
Innovation, integrity the focus of CFA Societies conference
The theme for the upcoming CFA Societies Australia Investment Conference is “Best and Fairest: Innovation and integrity in capital markets.
Let’s make super fair
Women in Super has launched a new campaign to make the system work for low-income earners.
CIO Profile: Richard Hedley and the long goodbye
State Super CIO Richard Hedley has already had to confront the retirement income challenges many of his peers are just now contemplating.
The way forward for MyRetirement
Author of the 2010 Super Review, Challenger’s Jeremy Cooper, suggests three ways the government could strengthen its planned CIPR framework.
