Christian Super

Investment Strategy

Christian Super, NGS say heatmap amplifies herding risk

APRA’s heatmap risks stifling innovation and reducing diversification which could would have a harmful effect on member outcomes in the event of a market meltdown, says Christian Super's CEO Ross Piper.

Elizabeth FryDecember 12, 2019

Policy and Regulation

APRA names heatmap culprits in industry ‘game changer’

Maritime Super, EISS Super and Christian Super are among a handful of MySuper funds to be identified by the regulator as the worst performers over five years.

Sarah JonesDecember 10, 2019

ESG

RIAA identifies Australia’s top super funds

Australian super funds that employ responsible investment strategies have outperformed their competitors over one, three and five-year time frames, fresh data from Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) has confirmed.

Elizabeth FryDecember 6, 2019

Roundtables

Super funds weigh emerging market debt

Understanding the vagaries of emerging market debt is more important – and simultaneously more challenging - than it has been in the past, a group of asset owners have said.

Elizabeth FryNovember 25, 2019

Governance

Christian Super signs up to IFC impact rules

The $1.5 billion super fund has become a signatory to the operating principles for impact management that were developed by the International Finance Corporation.

Sarah JonesSeptember 26, 2019

Roundtables

Smaller super funds say staying niche is critical

The super industry’s smaller players claim that niche growth strategies, agility and superior member engagement will increase their chances of survival as the sector moves to consolidate.

Elizabeth FrySeptember 25, 2019

ESG

Christian Super launches new funds

Christian Super, the $1.5 billion faith-based superannuation fund, has restructured its investment options and launched two new funds.

Elizabeth FryJuly 15, 2019

Investment Strategy

Funds must take modern slavery out of supply chains

The introduction of Australia’s Modern Slavery Act is a giant step forward because it has thrown labour abuse sharply into focus for both consumers and super fund members, says Christian Super chief, Ross Piper.

Elizabeth FryJune 19, 2019

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