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| | | ... assets and other borrower fees. Conversely, the manager took a substantial interest margin of 7.5%. The PDS of 10 retail funds lacked details of their investment strategies or the nature of the underlying funds they invested in. ASIC also observed weak ... |
| | | | ... 2.55% per year. Currently, the fund manages $2.8 billion in institutional money, as well as $103 million in unlisted retail funds. Paradice Investment Management fund co-portfolio manager Jordan Woods described Australia mid caps as an underrated investment ... |
| | | | ... not-for-profit retirement fees reduced by 4%. Gallagher said: "The key reason why not-for-profit funds are cheaper than retail funds is lower overall administration costs." "Not-for-profit funds have an average 0.11% admin fee advantage (unchanged from ... |
| | | | ... very beginning. Starting her career at Bankers Trust, Norman worked on new product development before joining the retail funds management team, where she Platinum's former head of investment, Her role involved far more than her title suggests. During ... |
| | | | ... total superannuation assets rose nearly 10% to $4.3 trillion. Industry super funds jumped 15% to $1.6 trillion while retail funds grew 12% to $848.5 billion. Public sector funds made a 6% gain to end up with $584.8 billion. SMSF assets, coming from a ... |
| | | | ... LifeStage Tracker 1974-1978 returned 12.1% p.a. and Aware Super's Personal High Growth option turned in 10.3% p.a. Retail funds GuildSuper Personal MySuper Growing and ANZ SCSP - ANZ Smart Choice 1980s achieved 10.2% p.a. and 10.1% p.a. respectively. ... |
| | | | ... superannuation assets rose 9.8% over the year to June to $4.3 trillion. Industry super funds jumped 15% to $1.6 trillion while retail funds grew 12% to $848.5 billion. Public sector funds made a 6% gain to end up with $584.8 billion. SMSF assets, coming ... |
| | | | ... shows profit-to-member super funds with equal representation boards have consistently and significantly out-performed retail funds with nonequal representation boards. They also retain more members, indicating stronger member trust and satisfaction," ... |
| | | | ... First State, AustralianSuper, MLC, and Australian Ethical. Overall, member satisfaction rose from 66% to 68%, with retail funds closing the gap, though industry fund members remained more satisfied on average, the analysis found. "These results confirm ... |
| | | | ... statistics have lifted the lid on the ongoing battle for Australia's retirement assets; industry funds charged forward, retail funds made gains without breaking into a sprint, while corporate funds retreated further. Industry funds expanded their war ... |
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