The $64 billion Future Fund released its 2007/08 annual report yesterday, revealing the names of seven new managers it has appointed over the past year.
Four new funds make SuperRatings’ Top 10
HostPlus is back to defend its title as SuperRatings’ Fund of the Year, lining up against nine other finalists (four of them first-timers) at Wednesday night’s award presentation in Melbourne.
Four new funds make SuperRatings’ Top 10
HostPlus is back to defend its title as SuperRatings’ Fund of the Year, lining up against nine other finalists (four of them first-timers) at Wednesday night’s award presentation in Melbourne.
Four new funds make SuperRatings' Top 10
HostPlus is back to defend its title as SuperRatings’ Fund of the Year, lining up against nine other finalists (four of them first-timers) at Wednesday night’s award presentation in Melbourne.
Short ban makes every day a public holiday: Plato
It was intended to stabilise the domestic market, but the 30-day ban on short-selling caused the opposite effect – draining liquidity from the exchange while increasing its volatility, according to research from Plato Investment Management.
Short ban makes every day a public holiday: Plato
It was intended to stabilise the domestic market, but the 30-day ban on short-selling caused the opposite effect – draining liquidity from the exchange while increasing its volatility, according to research from Plato Investment Management.
QSuper’s QIC liaison leaves, takes 2IC with him
The head of investment services for the $25 billion QSuper has left for academia after less than a year at the fund, and taken his 2IC with him.
QSuper’s QIC liaison leaves, takes 2IC with him
The head of investment services for the $25 billion QSuper has left for academia after less than a year at the fund, and taken his 2IC with him.
QSuper's QIC liaison leaves, takes 2IC with him
The head of investment services for the $25 billion QSuper has left for academia after less than a year at the fund, and taken his 2IC with him.
SERF rides wave of cash switches
The Stevedoring Employees Retirement Fund (SERF) has seen members switch nearly 20 per cent of its FUM from growth options to cash-heavy options in recent months, prompting changes in mandates and asset allocation.
