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| | | ... value of investment models that leverage the skills of pension capital investors. Collectively, it's expected Australian super funds and Canadian pension funds will oversee about $20 trillion in assets by 2040. The Australian super funds and investors ... |
| | | | Future Group has reshuffled its investment leadership, appointing a new chief investment officer and shifting its incumbent investment lead into a strategist role. Joe Fernandes joins the group after five years at Australian Unity, where he most recently ... |
| | | | IFM Investors added its first global head of investment research, based in Melbourne. Jeff Chee has been named in the newly created role, joining after more than 25 years at Willis Towers Watson. He will be responsible for IFM's investment research ... |
| | | | Papua New Guinea's Nambawan Super has appointed a new chief executive, naming Australian superannuation veteran Lachlan Baird to lead the country's largest defined contribution government fund. Baird brings more than two decades of superannuation ... |
| | | | ... drive infrastructure and critical nation-building investments into the UK, and strengthen relationships between Australian super funds and UK institutional investors and policy makers. "This acquisition executes on the strategy of our new UK Living platform ... |
| | | | IFM Investors has opened an office in Toronto, as the firm expands its global footprint. Across Canada, IFM serves more than 200 institutional clients, representing approximately $15.65 billion (C$14.4bn) in funds under management (FUM). IFM said the ... |
| | | | ... established American Public Funds 7, Canada's Maple 8 and the Euro 9, together with the fast-developing Gulf 5 and Australian Super 6 clusters "occupy a strategically critical place in global value creation and are increasingly converging in approach." ... |
| | | | ... Survey - studying some 1000 participants across Australia, Canada, the US and the UK - found that only 39% of Australian super members felt 'very or extremely confident' they would be able to retire at their desired age. While the confidence level has ... |
| | | | In the book The Lucky Country, the late author Donald Horne provides a piercing assessment of Australia in 1964, stating that its prosperity is derived from good fortune rather than industriousness or ambition. He ruminated about the future challenges ... |
| | | | ... (US$1.8tn), followed by Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund with $2.5 trillion (US$1.6tn). The other Australian super funds to make the top 300 list were Australian Retirement Trust (ART), Aware Super, UniSuper, Hostplus, Cbus, Rest, HESTA ... |
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