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| | Superannuation industry bodies have responded to the Grattan Institute's report on super fees, arguing that fundamental change is not necessary. Tom Garcia, chief executive of the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST), said that the ... |
| | | ... choice products. APRA would continue to assess candidate funds to ensure they meet prudential standards." The report held up Chile's system as an example. The Chilean government puts out a tender every two years for private pension providers to manage ... |
| | | ... and Emerging covers 19 countries and includes local investment management capabilities in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Malaysia, Russia, Singapore, Taiwan and Turkey. The APAC and Emerging division ... |
| | | ... that they will spend a combined $US3 billion ($A3.26 billion) to build a new desalination plant at the Escondida mine in Chile. Rio, which has a 30 per cent stake in the mine, will contribute $US1.03 billion ($A1.13 billion) and BHP Billiton, which has ... |
| | | ... Permananet Fund, Azerjajan's State Oil Fund, Ireland's National Pensions Reserve Fund, the New Zealand Superannuation Fund, Chile's Social and Economic Stablisation Fund and their Pension Reserve Fund. |
| | | ... National Monetary Council. But the cap is lowered to 10 per cent if they invest in international funds. Also, pension funds in Chile can allocate up to 2.5% of total assets to private equity and can invest in both local and international private equity ... |
| | | Poland, Chile and Spain look a better bet than the US and UK for institutional investors' sovereign debt portfolios, according to a new research report from AXA Investment Management. The investment house has developed a new framework for analysing ... |
| | | ... this combined sector is slightly bigger than Australia's securities market, however at 80% and 17% respectively, Brazil and Chile dominate the market. South America's emergence as a resource and energy superpower to match and even challenge Australia ... |
| | | ... the emerging world, said Peter Von Lehe, managing director of private equity group Neuberger Berman. Places like Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru and Mexico are characterised by stabilised inflation, falling unemployment and rising wages, which in turn ... |
| | | ... have a heavy tilting to bonds and cash. Behind Australia's 50% equities weighting are the US with 48%, Finland with 41%, Chile with 40% and Belgium with 35%. Hong Kong pension assets are 55% weighted to equities but Hong Kong is not in the OECD. Australia ... |
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