Super Fund of the Year 2017 and other winners revealed
The winners of the Conexus Financial Superannuation Awards 2017 were unveiled at a black-tie event at the Ivy in Sydney on March 9, 2017.
Employers getting their heads around mental health
A seminar on workplace mental health hears that a healthy workplace is one where workers feel what they do matters and don’t feel powerless.
Culture must change for women to advance on merit
The executive recruitment playing field must be levelled for the merit system to work, Financial Executive Women’s Judith Beck writes.
Time to get fair dinkum on disclosure: Volpato
The regulator’s new disclosure rules will fail to do their job if platform products are excluded from the requirements.
Super funds are turning to the new design specialists
Major superannuation funds are turning to a new breed of design expert to help them re-engineer the member experience.
Real estate: still more to the storey?
For those tasked with increasing their fund members’ life savings, property has largely been a solid bet in recent years. The question investment chiefs and asset allocation experts now is whether real estate’s dream can come true.
Last chance to book for the Conexus Super Awards
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will announce the Fund of the Year at the Conexus Financial Superannuation Awards gala dinner in Sydney, on March 9.
MLC & Plum key into digital experience in 2017
After a year spent consolidating in 2016, NAB’s MLC and Plum Super are focused on enhancing members’ digital experience in 2017.
No backing down on independent directors
The government’s feud with the not-for-profit super industry lobby, over independent director legislation, is at a deadlock.
Custody sector passes $3 trillion milestone
Strong growth in the second half of the year has helped the custody industry become the largest it has ever been.
Super bosses’ rallying cry to government: hands off
There are many challenges facing the sector, but in order to meet any of them fund CEOs say they need a break from all this change.
