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| | ... sector funds grew 9% to $542.1 billion. Self-managed super funds (SMSFs) grew 9% p.a. to reach $932.9 billion. Corporate super funds bucked the trend, shrinking 18% on the prior corresponding period to end up with $46.7 billion at the end of March. There ... |
| | | ... billion. Worryingly, most funds in the industry by number are at, or close to, zero net flows. As with FY22, a group of corporate and retail super funds as well as SMSFs are in a net outflow position, KPMG said. KPMG national senior leader for asset ... |
| | | ... be easy, Senator Andrew Bragg, speaking on the same panel at the conference, said that the Liberal Party opposes a "corporate housing policy." Although the Liberal Party has not yet announced a "supply policy," Bragg said that on the demand side, they ... |
| | | ... consideration of the ongoing viability of the plan. It has been necessary due to the increasing challenges of running a corporate superannuation fund," Willis Tower Watson said. "Over the years, the regulatory environment has become more complex, which ... |
| | | The $175 billion superannuation fund welcomed its first head of corporate development as it looks to be a "merger partner of choice" in the industry. Craig Stevens joined Aware Super this week in the role, coming across from Vanguard Australia where ... |
| | | ... and Banking Corporation, a subsidiary of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group. The business comprises two divisions, MUFG Corporate Markets and MUFG Retirement Solutions. Vivek Bhatia, whose title is now chief executive of MUFG Pension and Market Services ... |
| | | ... proceedings" in the Federal Court against Brisbane financial adviser Sunny Prakash and his many associated companies. The corporate regulator is investigating Prakash and his "related companies" - Principal Financial Services Pty Ltd, Self-Managed Super ... |
| | | ... responsible for the outcome - which is the inability of customers to lodge claims or access other services." Meanwhile, corporate regulator ASIC said that the matter "predominantly concerns APRA," but offered a general comment on member services failures. ... |
| | | Perpetual has agreed to divest its wealth management and corporate trust businesses to Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) for $2.18 billion, pending shareholder approval. The deal will see the departure of Perpetual chief executive Rob Adams. The net proceeds ... |
| | | ... adviser's advice fee while others are paid a flat payment. Other licensees, ASIC said, should identify their advisers or corporate authorised representatives that are engaged in these referral arrangements and ensure they comply with financial services ... |
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