REST Super appoints general counsel
REST has named Duncan Whiteside as its general counsel, who joins from MetLife Australia.
REST has named Duncan Whiteside as its general counsel, who joins from MetLife Australia.
Industry Fund Services CEO Csaba Baranyai has stepped down from the industry fund-owned service provider, effective 25 October 2025.
From 1 July 2026, employers will need to make super contributions to employees on ‘payday’ instead of quarterly, as payday super measure kicks in.
Brighter Super staff have voted in favour of an enterprise agreement that will see its employees benefit from salary increases, more super contributions, hybrid working arrangement and better base starting rate.
TelstraSuper and Equip Super have entered into a merger agreement after the former announced that it was looking for a merger partner in May.
MLC Super Fund has announced that administration fees will be greatly reduced for members in its superannuation and pension products.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says superannuation savings can and should play a role in supplying capital to megatrends that will reshape Australia’s economy and fiscal position. The comments come in an exclusive foreword to the first edition of Retirement Magazine, the new sister publication to Investment Magazine.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has recently released its draft guide on sustainability collaboration, but investors, businesses, and other groups have politely – and not so politely – told the competition watchdog that its principles need to be more flexible and accommodating.
Australia’s $212 billion sovereign wealth fund, the Future Fund, has restructured its investment team which will be overseen by a six-person investment leadership group including five new managing directors reporting to chief investment officer Ben Samild.
Prime Value Asset Management has appointed former Prime Super chief executive Lachlan Baird as chief financial officer.
Regulators remain eager for super funds to further progress their retirement income strategies, but a handful of funds are demonstrating pathways forward. David Bell and Geoff Warren examine the emerging best practice of combining support and guidance mechanisms with retirement solutions.
The AI boom is nearing its end, according to Thijs Knaap, chief economist at APG, the Dutch asset manager overseeing €577 billion ($950 billion) on behalf of 4.6 million participants across a range of different pension funds. He warns that every innovation, including AI, experiences a peak of inflation expectations which are not fully realised.