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| | | ... trends before they were obvious-and a rare ability to turn complex findings into plain-English insights useful to super funds, advisers and platforms alike. "We will all miss his special talents, unique insights, professional experience, data snooping ... |
| | | | ... challenges persist involving incomplete and unavailable data about relevant life or financial affairs accessible by super funds, to which, Hanewald alluded to the Super Members Council's report that targeted government data sharing can help funds identify ... |
| | | | ... more than 122,000 members, with total assets of $9.5 billion. According to KPMG, it is one of the fastest growing super funds. |
| | | | ... MySuper option, rather than advertising the Umbrella Product X more generally," the legislation reads. Association of Super Funds of Australia (ASFA) chief executive Mary Delahunty described the legislation as a series of "pro-member" reforms. "The approach ... |
| | | | ... to 46% of global investors. Some 77% think that the S&P500 will finish the year at an all-time. But about half of super funds predict the AI bubble will burst. "With that in mind, almost nine in 10 Australian investors agree markets are due for a correction ... |
| | | | ... $883.7 billion rose 11% year on year, while public sector funds reached $606.9 billion, rising 7% annually. Corporate super funds with $37.5 billion contracted by 28% during the 12 months. SMSF assets grew by $49.7 billion or 5% to nearly $1.1 trillion. ... |
| | | | ... of the 2025 Pulse Check on retirement income covenant (RIC) implementation, painting a fairly dire picture of how super funds are understanding and meeting member needs. While the regulators said some improvements have been made by funds since the 2024 ... |
| | | | ... behaviour, weakening accountability, and providing less consumer protection in the future. Especially for APRA-regulated super funds, the SMC said, as they must keep money aside for emergencies and follow strict rules to protect their members. The answer ... |
| | | | ... relationships across different industries and jurisdictions," O'Neill added. "His familiarity with profit-to-member super funds and the regulatory environment we operate in is especially valuable." Before his four years with Australia's largest ... |
| | | | ... superannuation funds and banks are unable to process trades. One of the effects of the operational shock meant that banks and super funds were unable to trade securities for a period of five days, APRA head of stress testing Stephen Fay said. Fay said ... |
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