Australia loosens grip on third in world super rankings
Australia has ranked third for the best superannuation system in the world, but indicators show that may not last without key reforms.
How four super funds are trying to claw back unpaid super
A recent joint ISA/Cbus report found that one in three workers were not receiving their full Superannuation Guarantee entitlements.
Media Super’s $100m Aus film investment returns 6.8 per cent
Media Super’s investments in Australian film and television productions has passed $100 million via its revolving loan fund.
Foreign fund flows into Australia doubled over five years
Servicing a $2.1 trillion superannuation industry has equipped local fund managers with skills that are attractive to overseas investors.
Transport Super merges with MyLife MySuper
Transport Super has merged with MyLife MySuper as part of a master trust, effective from December 1, 2016.
First State Super names Damian Graham new CIO
Following the departure of Richard Brandweiner First State Super has confirmed acting chief investment officer Damian Graham has been permanently appointed to the role. Graham plans to insource more investments in 2017.
Mercer acquires Pillar Administration
Mercer has won the NSW Government’s auction to acquire the state’s back office superannuation business, Pillar Administration with a $35 million bid.
Challenger reshuffles executive ranks
Richard Howes and Chris Plater have both been promoted in a reshuffle at Challenger as Paul Rogan exits to launch his own fintech start-up.
How StatePlus is smoothing the ride with smart beta
StatePlus has enhanced its retirement income proposition through the clever use of smart beta strategies.
Moving the needle on diversity
CFA Society Sydney President Anthony Serhan wants the investments industry to strive to lift the proportion of chartered financial analysts who are women to 30 per cent.
IMCA code helps guide TCorp’s investment stewardship policy
The IMCA code of professional responsibility has helped TCorp with the development of its investment stewardship policy.
Five new directors appointed to IMCA Australia
The appointments represent an almost 40 per cent change to the 13-director board, as the professional association and credentialing organisation seeks to position itself in a changed investment environment.
