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| | | HESTA has delivered a 9.59% return for its balanced growth investment option. The balanced growth investment option, which most of the industry fund's one million members are invested in, was buoyed by strong equity market performance, bolstered by ... |
| | | | The recent surge in equities should see MySuper products return an average of about 9% for FY23, according to Rainmaker Information - a finding supported by those funds that already released figures. Modelling by Rainmaker shows superannuation returns ... |
| | | | ... can. So, while an increase has been unavoidable for some members, we've been able to negotiate a decrease for most members," Cbus said. All members aged 15 to 49 years will see savings, no matter the occupational category they're in. The biggest saving ... |
| | | | Cbus is poised to deliver solid results for its members this year, forecasting a return of about 8.5%, according to newly appointed chief investment officer Brett Chatfield. Speaking with Financial Standard, Chatfield credited the result to a combination ... |
| | | | ... strategy to expand our global footprint offshore, starting with the opening of a London office in late 2023," he said. Likewise, Cbus chief executive Kristian Fok drew attention to the narrow sectoral focus on the Australian sharemarket, which is dominated ... |
| | | | Brett Chatfield has been permanently appointed to the role of chief investment officer at Cbus. Chatfield has had an extensive career in the finance industry for over two decades, having held senior positions at Cbus for more than a decade. Most recently ... |
| | | | Industry Super Property Trust overhauled its leadership team, including adding a chief investment officer and two group executives to oversee funds management and property. ISPT said it has restructured its business for success, adding four new roles ... |
| | | | Cbus has named Justin Arter's successor as chief executive and promoted its chief member officer as second in charge. Kristian Fok takes on the top job, a role he was overseeing in an acting capacity since Arter resigned in May. As chief investment ... |
| | | | Kara Keys has stepped down as chair of Women in Super, replaced by ESSSuper chief executive Robbie Campo. Women in Super confirmed the appointment of its new chair this week, with Campo stepping up from the role of policy committee chair. Keys has held ... |
| | | | ... in local infrastructure. About 33% or $48.8 billion is currently sitting in cash. ISPT was established by AustralianSuper, Cbus and HESTA in 1994 and had $22.1 billion in AUM at the end of March. The lion's share is invested in Australian property. ... |
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