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Inadequate returns deter super top-ups: survey

In its March 2003 quarterly report, ING Melbourne Institute of Applied Economics and Social Research that found 10.5 per cent of Australian households would hesitate to invest more in superannuation due to inadequate returns. Of the 1,200 respondents ...

Property lures investors

... continues to surge ahead in popularity, whilst interest in new share investment has fallen to a record low. In its latest ING Melbourne Institute Savings and Investment quarterly report, as many as 32.6 per cent of investors indicated that they would ...

Australians snub employer super while bank deposits increase: ING

... to two years ago, according to research carried out by the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research for ING. 12.9% of respondents in the March quarter of 2003 favoured this form of deposit compared to 9.9% in the March quarter of 2001. ...

Non Government Schools fund moves into hedge funds, private equity

... Australian share market. The investment managers selected to this new option are Barclay's Global Investments, Maple-Brown Abbot, ING, Paradice Coopers and an additional small caps manager. International Shares will have a range of 90-100% of global ...

BT loses $1.29 billion of retail funds in December quarter:survey

... the five largest retail managers has suffered an outflow of funds during 2002. The only manager to record an increase was ING, which saw its FUM climb from $28.4 billion in the December 2001 quarter to $28.78 billion in December 2002. ING also recorded ...

Maple-Brown Abbot tops balanced pooled super rankings: Rainmaker

... BT/Westpac group. Its high growth strategy backfired in 2002, leading to a loss of 12.96%. The largest fund, the $3 billion ING Australia PST, also performed badly, returning -10.31% in 2002.