The $4 billion Vision Super has chosen an asset consulting provider after putting its existing contract with Frontier Investment Consulting out to market.
Vision Super decides on consulting provider
The $4 billion Vision Super has chosen an asset consulting provider after putting its existing contract with Frontier Investment Consulting out to market.
Sec lending review underway at AustralianSuper
AustralianSuper has begun an internal review of its securities lending program to ensure that it enhances member accounts.
Sec lending review underway at AustralianSuper
AustralianSuper has begun an internal review of its securities lending program to ensure that it enhances member accounts.
The long and short of financials – capitalising on rapid change
The popular 130:30 and other long/short strategy managers have been doing it tough, particularly in Australia with its extended shorting ban, but at least one has been able to minimise the repercussions through pre-ban shorting of the major indices.
van Eyk appoints former Russell exec to board
Van Eyk Research has expanded its board of directors from three to four with the appointment of a prominent former business head from the Russell Investment Group.
Super funds see red for the past year, and more lies ahead
The last four quarters amount to the worst rolling 12-month performances from superannuation funds since the inception of compulsory super, according to research from SuperRatings.
van Eyk appoints former Russell exec to board
Van Eyk Research has expanded its board of directors from three to four with the appointment of a prominent former business head from the Russell Investment Group. Super funds see red for the past year, and more lies ahead
The last four quarters amount to the worst rolling 12-month performances from superannuation funds since the inception of compulsory super, according to research from SuperRatings.
Australian Unity reveals extent of guarantee damage
Investors in Australian Unity Investments’ two mortgage funds withdrew $150 million in the week after the Government’s October 13 announcement of a bank deposit guarantee, before the mutual froze redemptions for a month last Wednesday and joined industry calls for ‘deposit-like’ products to be included in the guarantee.
Australian Unity reveals extent of guarantee damage
Investors in Australian Unity Investments’ two mortgage funds withdrew $150 million in the week after the Government’s October 13 announcement of a bank deposit guarantee, before the mutual froze redemptions for a month last Wednesday and joined industry calls for ‘deposit-like’ products to be included in the guarantee.
