HESTA, QSuper, CareSuper & VicSuper clean up at AIST Awards
A focus on connecting with members – including ‘old-fashioned’ face-to-face meetings – was a feature of the winning campaigns.
A focus on connecting with members – including ‘old-fashioned’ face-to-face meetings – was a feature of the winning campaigns.
ASFA has criticised the Productivity Commission’s proposed super system scorecard, arguing forcing funds to comply with it would drive up fees.
HESTA’s Debby Blakey writes on why the super fund was one of 12 organisations to launch a Financial Inclusion Action Plan on Friday.
APRA has written to the chair of every superannuation fund in the country inviting their feedback on new rules designed to drive mergers.
Brake is bucking a trend that has seen consultants, such as Leigh Gavin and Robb Hogg, move to in-house roles with institutional investors.
A package of tax changes to limit concessions for wealthy savers has passed parliament, but a fight looms over another bill to define an objective for super.
Ireland is in the process of establishing a universal pension scheme and its policymakers are looking to learn from more developed systems, like Australia’s.
The government’s key spokesperson on superannuation has pledged to push through plans to force independents on fund boards, while lambasting the industry’s Fraser Review as a ‘black hole’.
The challenges and risks in fixed income markets, including liquidity and volatility, were discussed at a roundtable hosted by Investment Magazine.
Two recent studies have concluded the size of a super fund has no influence over its investment performance.
More than one third of small business owners spend fewer than five minutes selecting a default super fund for their workers, a new study has found.