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| | | ... to 5463. The number of complaints made against each fund was largely in line with their membership size, with AustralianSuper receiving the most at 1183, HESTA was next in line with 540, followed by Australian Retirement Trust (ART) was next in line ... |
| | | | ... investors who failed to attend the meeting. While it is not known which investors did not attend, UniSuper, TCorp and AustralianSuper are all investors. "Also of concern is the decision by a number of investors, including superannuation funds, sovereign ... |
| | | | ... Technologies. Vista Equity Partners co-underwrote a $1.1 billion investment in online education firm Pluralsight with AustralianSuper. Last year, the entire value was written off. S64's AUT platform hosts financial intermediaries to distribute private ... |
| | | | ... this year, stealing member information and money from the nation's largest super fund. Super-sized risks At AustralianSuper, a total of 10 members had a combined $750,000 transferred out of their accounts in a series of cyberattacks targeting super ... |
| | | | ... estate." The changes will be implemented in two stages spanning 18 months, starting in December. ASIC is also suing AustralianSuper for delaying the processing of nearly 7000 death benefit claims. Some beneficiaries were left waiting four years for a ... |
| | | | As superannuation fund assets continue to hit record highs, with AustralianSuper leading the pack at $387.6 billion, the number of inactive accounts is also ballooning, APRA's latest statistics reveal. APRA superannuation fund data for June 2025 ... |
| | | | ... uncertainty as major concerns, with inflation also highlighted as a key factor shaping the outlook for the year. AustralianSuper was the only Australian superannuation fund to break the top 20, coming in at number 17 in terms of AUM. The other Australian ... |
| | | | Financial services firms stand at a pivotal juncture. Those in one camp, with their heads buried in the sand, can no longer ignore the fact that artificial intelligence (AI), particularly its sidekick generative AI (GenAI), is everywhere. The other ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper chief executive Paul Schroder has warned that while superannuation funds may have the capital to invest in future infrastructure projects, the government should bear the risks. Speaking at the National Press Club, Schroder said the potential ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper chief executive Paul Schroder has used his speech at the National Press Club to warn the government that Australians' retirement savings should not be treated as a "piggybank". Schroder said it would be a "disaster" for members if governments ... |
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