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| | | ... billion in July. This figure will be reflected in the fund's FUM and performance fee update for next month. According to Rainmaker research, the fund manager bled $6 billion in the year to March. In April, it lost another $2.2 billion, and in May a further ... |
| | | | ... return, while Cbus and AustralianSuper trail with 8.95% and 8.22% respectively. To put the investments in perspective, Rainmaker Information forecasts MySuper products to report an average return of about 9% for FY23. Even with a challenging investment ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper has posted an 8.22% return for its balanced investment option. Of note, the Rainmaker MySuper performance index benchmark is likely to yield a return around 9%. AustralianSuper chief investment officer Mark Delaney said that the fund ... |
| | | | The recent surge in equities should see MySuper products return an average of about 9% for FY23, according to Rainmaker Information - a finding supported by those funds that already released figures. Modelling by Rainmaker shows superannuation returns ... |
| | | | ... closed its Diversified Fixed Interest and All Shares investment options, citing lack of member demand. According to Rainmaker Information, the BUSSQ Diversified Fixed Interest option returned 0.7% over the 10 years to April end. As at March, it held ... |
| | | | The Rainmaker MySuper index reported a 0.6% return for the year to 31 March 2023, continuing its series of positive rolling annual returns. The MySuper index surpassed the broader S&P ASX 200 market index, which posted a 0.1% return over the same duration. ... |
| | | | Australian small cap and property investors experienced a rough 12 months of disappointing performance as macroeconomic conditions batter returns that ended up well in the red. Rainmaker's Wholesale managed funds April report shows that the property ... |
| | | | ... decision is in keeping with its broader strategy to offer "a more comprehensive suite of investment options." According to Rainmaker Information, Hostplus has about $9 billion of its funds under management invested in property and infrastructure across ... |
| | | | Rainmaker Information research shows that investors in exchange-traded products (ETPs) have struggled to consistently beat market returns. The research analysed both money-weighted (MW) and time-weighted (TW) returns to determine investor performance. ... |
| | | | ... that hold contracts with PwC. An examination of the largest superannuation funds that are considered "ESG Leaders" by Rainmaker Information has found that four funds - AustralianSuper, UniSuper, HESTA and Rest - use PwC for various services. Rainmaker ... |
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