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| | | ... established in 1937 to cater to current and former employees and their partners. The corporate fund is among the oldest super funds in Australia, established in 1937. Equip chief executive Scott Cameron said the merger will deliver a raft of benefits ... |
| | | | ... MySuper, Christian Super's My Ethical Super and Colonial First State's FirstChoice. Since the test results, some super funds were forced to reduce fees, while others like ASGARD Employee Super shut down in October. |
| | | | ... active voice went to HESTA (76.3%), CareSuper (73.6%), and Hostplus and AustralianSuper (73.4%). In all, industry super funds outperformed retail funds on every metric. "Retail and industry super funds have a duty to be open and clear about the financial ... |
| | | | ... at an important period in the superannuation industry's growth. Increased expectations of responsible managers in super funds require a new approach to building and maintaining skills," AIST chief executive Eva Scheerlinck said. "Sandra's understanding ... |
| | | | ... slammed a government recommendation that the Future Fund be exempt from disclosing commercially sensitive information. Super funds on the other hand should be forced to disclose exact values of directly held assets, a Senate Committee report recommended. ... |
| | | | ... can never work again. Equally unfair is they make it much harder to claim for mental health conditions," he said. "Super funds that are clinging on to these terms need to follow the lead of their peers and financially protect people regardless of whether ... |
| | | | In reviewing decisions made by super funds in relation to unlisted assets early last year, APRA has found an overreliance on external parties like fund managers and asset consultants by some, possibly to the detriment of members. It also found instances ... |
| | | | ... case was ever considered by the board at the commencement of the arrangement. APRA also found several instances where super funds renewed marketing and sponsorship campaigns without having reviewed the efficacy of the campaigns. "In many instances, no ... |
| | | | ... political interference and conflicts of interest. The Productivity Commission found internationally government-run super funds invest conservatively as few governments can withstand the political risk of negative returns during market downturns, leading ... |
| | | | ... account currently pay less than $30 billion a year in fees after a year of reductions across not-for-profit and retail super funds. In the last decade, super fees have fallen by a quarter, with about half of the action taking place in the last three ... |
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