The Principles for Responsible Investment has called on Australia’s biggest asset owners to sign a statement in support of the establishment of a Modern Slavery Act in Australia.
Australia must find ways to grapple with the looming social crisis in which an increasing number of people will retire without owning their home outright.
Excessive bureaucracy is making super funds risk being perceived as negatively as other financial services providers.
As traditional asset classes underwhelm, global pension investors are seeking new sources of returns, which brings new types of risk.
The ability to engage with customers proactively at key moments will be central to development and maintenance of relationships.
The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees has appointed acting chief executive Eva Scheerlinck to the role permanently.
Industry stalwarts have urged the sector to embrace its collective unionist roots and collaborate more closely on solving social problems.
AIST members have been urged not to squander the high levels of public trust the sector enjoys and to keep fighting for the rights of workers over the interests of the elite.
Leaders from super who find the courage to speak up can play an important role in making Australia a more socially inclusive nation.
One of the most senior officials of the American trade union movement has highlighted the power of local super funds in US corporate life.
First State Super chief digital officer Mary Murphy on why it’s important to measure the return on investment for digital transformation.
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