Despite the loss of its most senior executive, Challenger Financial Services has increased the size of its institutional business team (snaring a Warakirri stalwart in the process), reflecting what it says is a shift in investor appetite towards guaranteed income and low-cost beta products.
Equipsuper regroups after Burns gets seven-year itch
Credit Suisse launches Aussie ILSs
…as Challenger changes wholesale who's-who
Actuaries get hot and bothered
If actuaries get hot under the collar about the Cooper review, then Trevor Thompson is in meltdown mode. The president of the Institute of Actuaries Australia said the main item he’s trying to get on Cooper’s “menu” is that investment costs must be separated out from other costs. “All superannuation fund expenses and superannuation fees … Read more
The $1.4 billion, 97,000-member ASSET Super is considering merger partners as a way of increasing its footprint in modern awards and pre-empting any Government moves to encourage consolidation – and there is a ‘back to the future’ twist to one of the rumoured suitors.
