Eagleton to take over as Mather leaves for Schroders
Mercer has restructured its reporting lines with three businesses now reporting to Simon Eagleton following the departure of Graeme Mather
Exploring all their options
Leading investors and consultants from the big super funds met to discuss option strategies and discuss the practical and most emotive issues around portfolio insurance
Equip’s psychographic segmentation helps close gender gap
The 4 per cent reduction in the gap has been attributed to improved communication from the use of psychographic segmentation
The value proposition for factoring in ESG
What can SmartBeta learn from ESG and how can the two strategies work together to deliver value?
Energy Super restructure creates three general manager roles
Michael Abbott, Phil McCarthy (both formerly of QSuper) and David Beal have been appointed to the newly-created roles at the $6 billion fund
RBF-TAS/Tasplan merger passes Parliament
The merger between Tasplan and Retirement Benefits Fund’s accumulation scheme (TAS) has cleared a major hurdle as legislation has been passed in both houses of the Tasmanian Parliament
SASB the missing link in ESG integration
No longer can analysts use the excuse there is inadequate data for incorporating ESG into investment decisions
The sound of silence
With an election kicking into gear, there is one thing missing from the major superannuation announcement: the superannuation guarantee. A statement to Investment Magazine from the shadow Treasurer could indicate that debate will be reignited
UniSuper’s investment in VCCC to bear fruit as doors open
UniSuper is to start receiving a high-quality cash flow from the Victorian Government as the doors of the VCCC open
AustralianSuper, Cbus and AIST sponsor Big Super Day Out
Big Super Day Out and not a rock star in sight but “super” stars abound as superannuation professionals volunteer their time to help Indigenous Australians become more financially literate
Gender tide still at snail’s pace
Look at some conference speaker lineups and you’d think more than half the population were wearing invisibility cloaks
Pauline Vamos’ reflections on an industry
As she prepares to vacate the chief executive role at ASFA, Pauline Vamos talks about her successes, regrets, and what must be done to preserve the ongoing success of superannuation
