DST International (DSTi) last month confirmed a rumour doing the rounds for weeks, announcing it had purchased Bluedoor Technologies to replace HiWealth as its superannuation administration platform in Australia.
Northern Trust flags Melbourne headcount increase
Global custodian Northern Trust has been granted a banking licence in Australia, after clients including the Future Fund expressed a preference for contracting with a locally regulated entity.
Northern Trust flags Melbourne headcount increase
Fired by NZ Super, ex-CIO may now direct it
SOA…what happens next?
Today it seems that every organisation of any significance either has or is planning a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) initiative as a key component of its IT strategy.
Providing your members the ultimate comfort
Australians have grown accustomed to having their super accounts and pensions entirely linked to the investment markets, but insurance-based products hold out the promise of more predictable outcomes. ANDREW ROBERTSON, of longevity risk specialist Ingevity, answers some commonly asked questions about this new breed of offerings. In these turbulent economic times, longevity risk is rapidly … Read more
Providing your members the ultimate comfort
Australians have grown accustomed to having their super accounts and pensions entirely linked to the investment markets, but insurance-based products hold out the promise of more predictable outcomes. ANDREW ROBERTSON, of longevity risk specialist Ingevity, answers some commonly asked questions about this new breed of offerings. In these turbulent economic times, longevity risk is rapidly … Read more
Balancing act: portfolio construction under a new regime
The world has changed yet the industry- standard balanced fund configuration, where a move from 70:30 to 65:35 passes for a strategic shift, remains entrenched.
From REST to the rest: what super fund trustees are paid and why
At a time when boards across Australia have come under increasing pressure to review the high sums paid to top executives, the cover story in the October edition of Investment & Technology found a number of people arguing that the pay of executives in superannuation could probably be increased.
