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Retirement

Trafford-Walker sees ‘jump down’ in super fees

Australians have long been slugged with high superannuation fees but charges are starting to drop as asset owners bring investment teams in-house, says Frontier's Fiona Trafford-Walker.

Elizabeth FryNovember 27, 2019

Equities Summit

Super fund mergers may bring money in-house

As the consolidation of Australia's superannuation industry accelerates and assets balloon, an increasing number of funds may look to internalise their investment capabilities.

Sarah JonesNovember 1, 2019

InFocus

Credit where credit is due: European private debt continues to rise

European private debt offers diversification play in the mid-risk bucket despite the low yield environment.

Rachel AlembakisSeptember 9, 2019

Fiduciary Investors Symposium

Australia’s central bank to adopt QE

Amy Xie Patrick, portfolio manager, Pendal Group predicts the RBA would embrace quantitative easing (QE) once rates fall to 1 per cent.

Elizabeth FryMay 22, 2019

Policy and Regulation

Frontier underlines problems with best in show list

New research from Frontier Advisors says the Productivity Commission's 'best in show' list could have bad outcomes for Australian retirees and workers.

Elizabeth FryMay 16, 2019

InFocus

Emerging markets are growth drivers

The common thread to emerging market investment is to find the inefficiencies and invest in them, says Barings

Rachel AlembakisMay 1, 2019

Featured Homepage Posts

APRA to review sole purpose test

APRA deputy chair Helen Rowell said on Wednesday that the prudential regulator will review the sole purpose test as the super funds believe it is ambiguous and open to differing interpretations.

Elizabeth FryMarch 27, 2019

Infrastructure & Real Estate Conference

Australia’s renewables sector a poor proposition

Relatively short contracts and tough competition limit appeal of investing in local sustainable energy projects, says a real asset expert.

Ben HurleyJanuary 21, 2019

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