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| | | ... defined contribution now, so the role of trustees is much more important in defined contribution than the old DB [defined benefit] because at the end of the day, in DB the employer meets the promise, in DC the trustees are responsible." Increased prudential ... |
| | | | Uncertainty in the wake of the global financial crisis has accelerated the move away from defined benefit (DB) retirement schemes, and towards defined contribution (DC) schemes, according the 2013 Create survey. The survey, which included responses ... |
| | | | ... (161), Cbus (167), ESSSuper (194), Super SA (235), GESB (247) and Telstra Super (274). According to the research, defined benefit (DB) funds account for 69% of total assets, down from 75% five years ago. During 2012, DB assets grew by almost 8% (1% in ... |
| | | | ... need to consider reducing members' benefits to maintain the fund's solvency. The trustee is writing to UniSuper defined benefit division members this week formally advising them of their decision. The move follows speculation last year that poor returns ... |
| | | | ... business in May. "Russell is focused on driving relationships with local insurance companies, industry funds, defined benefit funds, non-profits and corporate funds - helping them provide tailored solutions for members in the current challenging market ... |
| | | | The federal government's superannuation reform agenda is complete following the passage of four bills through the Senate last night. Included in the new laws (listed below) was an increase in concessional contribution caps to $35,000 for people over ... |
| | | | ... Buttler, with 30 years' superannuation and actuarial experience, will focus on actuarial consulting to large complex defined benefit funds. He was previously a senior consultant at Rice Warner and prior to that an associate director at Deloitte. O'Halloran ... |
| | | | ... really were," he said. "We hadn't even signed a memorandum of understanding." Dundon said that Vision Super's defined benefit shortfall - originally amounting to $453 million - was not an issue in the decision not to merge, as the shortfall was quarantined ... |
| | | | ... contribution pension, where payments are not guaranteed and depend on the performance of the underlying fund. Defined benefit schemes are becoming increasingly rare in the UK and other markets as companies are facing up to the realities of increased ... |
| | | | ... that are transferred from foreign superannuation funds and details of the circumstances in which a person in a defined benefit scheme will be excluded from certain MySuper requirements. |
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