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| | | ... investment officer resigns Cbus chief investment officer Brett Chatfield announced he would leave the $100 billion fund in April to take on an opportunity outside of industry superannuation. Chatfield left the fund he had been with for more than a decade ... |
| | | | ... an increasingly viable and attractive option for investors in 2026, head of investment specialists at Insight Investment April LaRusse told Financial Standard. Providing guidance for the new year, LaRusse offered an optimistic outlook for investors. ... |
| | | | ... representative of MWL Financial Services (MWL) and United Global Capital (UGC). Van Coppenhagen was authorised by UGC from April 2018 to July 2021 and by MWL from August 2022 to June 2023. Van Coppenhagen's suspension marks the sixth authorised representative ... |
| | | | ... respectively ART Group Services and Unisuper Management. Aware Super spent $23.5 million on its own Aware Super Services. In April 2024, APRA warned that it will force super funds to provide a detailed breakdown on how they spend member money. This includes ... |
| | | | ... Cybercriminals attack major super funds Cybercriminals attempted to breach the systems of several superannuation funds in April, although most attacks were repelled, thousands were affected. Later that month, AustralianSuper confirmed 600 members had ... |
| | | | ... trustee board, effective 1 January 2026. Brake has been an independent member of the Aware Super Investment Committee since April and brings more than 30 years of capital markets and investment leadership experience to the board role. She served as chief ... |
| | | | ... investor funds were gambled. Robert Woods and Salvatore Algeri of Deloitte SRT have been appointed as receivers until 17 April 2026 and will be required to provide a report by 20 February 2026. Throughout the period, Woods and Algeri will be responsible ... |
| | | | ... above 3% out to 2027, he predicted. "The outlook for 2026 is much stronger based on the policy tailwinds announced since April 2, namely US tax cuts, industrial policy investment incentives and the Federal Reserve joining the chorus of global central ... |
| | | | ... change. Earlier this year, HESTA switched administration providers, transitioning from MUFG to GROW Inc. The process began on April 12, with online services being restored in the first week of June and certain transactions being completed thereafter. ... |
| | | | ... things necessary to ensure the financial services covered by its AFSL were provided efficiently, honestly and fairly. In April 2025, liquidators were ordered to wind up First Guardian. At the time, ASIC assessed Diversa had about $243 million invested ... |
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