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| | | ... and retail funds (41%). Over the past decade, super funds' rate of ownership has increased by 9.4% p.a. Rainmaker estimates that super funds hold more than 20% of the banking sector. Including SMSFs, this figure jumps to one third. The top 10 most ... |
| | | | ... their equities portfolios. Together, not-for-profit and retail super funds own about 22% of Australia's banks, Rainmaker estimates. "Australia's super funds owning one fifth of the banks means superannuation, banking and the housing sector, which constitutes ... |
| | | | ... offsetting this, its global equities portfolio which comprises 27% of the fund outperformed in 2017 by solid5.2%. Rainmaker estimates these combined results gave the overall equities portfolio a net $8 million boost due to the ESG strategy. Low relative ... |
| | | | ... Mulcahy said. As at 30 June 2017, JANA recorded funds under advice of more than $350 billion. From its research Rainmaker estimates JANA sources about $280 billion from not-for-profit funds and about 80% is from industry superannuation funds. |
| | | | ... of the administration fees of a SMSF are set per fund, not per member, there are cost savings to be made. Rainmaker estimates that for a single member with a balance of $500,000 the average total expense ratio (TER) is 0.82%, while for an individual ... |
| | | | ... go from $370 million to roughly $610 million, effectively increasing the size of the life business by 65%. Rainmaker estimates around $100 million in capital could be released by Macquarie Life depending on the structure of the deal, based on APRA data. ... |
| | | | ... paying businesses, making up a significant proportion of the country's $40 billion company tax bill in 2014. Rainmaker estimates financial services firms including banks, insurers and asset managers listed in Australia's top 100 tax paying businesses ... |
| | | | ... regulation and innovation in technology have already had an impact, lowering fees by 40% over the last five years. Rainmaker estimates that average market-wide super fees could fall below the 1% threshold within the next decade, even without further ... |
| | | | ... total expense ratio (TER) has fallen from around 1.9% in the 2008/2009 financial year to just 1.16% today. Rainmaker estimates that at this rate, market-wide TERs could fall below 1% within a decade, making Australia one of the lowest cost wealth management ... |
| | | | While Rainmaker estimates the low cost retail segment to amount to less than $10 billion, the segment is inline for rapid growth underpinned by the MySuper transition and impact of FOFA. Rainmaker has just released its June 2014 Advantage report containing ... |
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